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Scilab 6.1.1 has been released!!!

Dear fellow users, We have the pleasure to announce the release of the new version of Scilab. Check here to download and find more details about Scilab 6.1.1. Wishing you a great journey in Scilab! Scilab Team

[FUI-25] MORDICUS

Standard process for non-intrusive Model Order Reduction Systems become more and more complex and Model Order Reduction is one elegant way to keep leveraging Finite Element Analysis in time-demanding process. In France, a consortium (MECASIF, MORDICUS) has been built to tackle some of the most recurrent challenges when speaking about Model Order Reduction. ESI is proud to be part of this pool of Model Order Reduction experts. Goal of the project The [FUI-25] MORDICUS project has started end of 2018 and follows what has been done in the previous [FUI-15] MECASIF project and aims at: Propo

March 2021: IIT Bombay Workshop

Empower your students From March 4th to 6th, the FOSSEE Project team from IIT Bombay will be leading a workshop around Scilab. Content In this workshop you will be provided with spoken tutorials, side by side learning and live lecture. Practice problems will also be provided to challenge your gained knowledge. Some of the most widespread problematics will be adressed: Learn to write functions in scilab Learn to create and simulate Xcos models Learn to build an interactive GUI Stakeholders Prof. Kannan Moudgalya, Faculty, Chemical Engineering, IIT Bombay Prof. Madhu Belur, Faculty,

Web tools in Scilab 6.1

Leverage the new functions for server communication, based on the well known web protocol HTTPS: GET to simply get data from remote location POST to exchange data with the server through the request  It enables seemless exchanges with remote servers, by connecting to their API (i.e. the interface they provide to the outside). Thus connecting directly to their data layer, through exchange standards such as JSON (with the functions fromJSON and toJSON). It provides an efficient way to access algotithms and models shared on Scilab Cloud  

Internet Of Things with Scilab 6.1

Find out about exciting new applications enabled by Scilab 6.1, thanks to the brand new web tools: Watch this video from our partners ByteCode, and read the tutorial. to deploy your own IoT app. Download and test the IoT toolbox for Scilab 6.1: https://atoms.scilab.org/toolboxes/bytecode_iot_module/2.0.1 --> atomsInstall("bytecode_iot_module")

Data import in Scilab 6.1

A wizard has been added in the new version to facilitate the import of data coming from .txt & .csv files --> importgui It provides an interface on the csvRead function to facilitate the entry of arguments such as separator, decimal, conversion, header.

SCILAB 6.1 NOW AVAILABLE

SCILAB 6.1 NOW AVAILABLE Check SCILAB new version here Main new features are: - Webtools utilities added for HTTP protocol, JSON data usage - importgui function has been added to easily interface csvRead - Profiling values are available as Scilab values - Values have a cleaner display: they are displayed in order on assignment, strings are quoted, complex numbers are aligned for matrices, numbers (IEEE 754 double) are not rounded, polynomials and rationals display is more compact, In structures, nested lists or structures are now displayed recursively compactly and more explicitl

Reduce model for finite element simulation

3 years after the completion of our first research project on model reduction, we are now able to put in production the creation of parametric models. Our proud release 1.0 of the Scilab Model Reduction toolbox:  https://www.scilab.org/software/atoms/model-reduction One use case of the use of model reduction for wind farm optimization: https://www.scilab.org/use-cases/model-reduction-for-wind-farm-optimization

Feedbacks on Scilab Conference 2019

Asteroidlanding - Keynote Thierry Martin, CNES French Space Agency Keynote of the French Space Agency CNES on the Asteroidlander MASCOT boarding the Hayabusa2 mission in collaboration with the Japanese Space Agency JAXA and the German Aerospace Center DLR Asteroidlanding - Scilab conference 2019 Keynote de Scilab Very Low Earth Orbits satellites modelling David Gonzales, Elecnor Deimos Satellite Systems Very Low Earth Orbits are orbits in altitudes lower than 450 km. The interaction between the atmosphere particles and the surfaces of the spacecraft is responsible for the aerodynamic

New Website... Have a look at what the internet went through since 1994

We are refreshing our web presence. Scilab.org and Scilab.io are merging.  Thanks to the super website Wayback Machine, you can observe how a website evolved over time: https://web.archive.org/web/*/scilab.org   1994: just a FTP server At that time, the first version of Scilab was simply distributed through FTP (File Transfer Protocol), as it was usual at that time. 1996: for the first time live on HTTP Two years after the first release of Scilab, this is how the first website of Scilab looked like:  1997: a new background pattern 2004: the rise of social media... and Scilab 3