What's New in Innoslate 4.4?
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- SPEC Innovations provides systems engineering software, training, and consulting to defense and aerospace industries. - The latest release of their flagship product Innoslate (version 4.4) includes new features such as a GitHub viewer, improved date selection, bulk duplication, and find/replace functions. - It also adds integration with MATLAB and STK simulation tools for modeling and simulation capabilities.
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- 8. NewFeature:Find and Replace • Find and Replace added to Document View & Test Center View Proprietary of SPEC Innovations® Dr. Steven Dam 8
- 9. Matlab and STK integration • Provides capability to interface with MATLAB and STK through scripting APIs for co-simulation • Only a small amount of code is required due to the added APIs performing most of the work for the user • Information can be easily passed to and from design engineering tools and Innoslate’s discrete event simulator (Enterprise only feature) using this mechanism. • Innoslate Enterprise Only Proprietary of SPEC Innovations® Dr. Steven Dam 9 MATLAB Rover Function Script New APIs: matlab.post and matlab.get
- 10. SignificantEnhancements Proprietary of SPEC Innovations® Dr. Steven Dam 10 See https://help.innoslate.com/release-notes/innoslate-cloud-4-4-release- notes/ for more details CAD Viewer • Database View will keep track of scrolling position when navigating away and returning to Database View • Permissions reworked for better ease of use and more responsive UI • OAuth, SAML, and CAC Configuration Updates • Export / Import allows complete project export / import. New options are workflow, project preferences, history, cross project entities, baselines, and schema only • Requirement Diagram can hide or show attributes’ names • Radar Diagram has been updated to be more interactive • Baselines now have static images, diagrams, and charts • Baselines can be renamed and deleted • Inno export is available in Document View & Test Center View • Project Dashboard’s Activity Feed can be sorted by a date range • CAD has been upgraded to accept four more CAD files types: .3ds, .glb, .ply, and .gltf. Also accepts zip file of .obj and .mtl for enhanced view.
- 11. Live Demo Let’s see Innoslate 4.4 11
- 12. Questions and Answers Use the panel on the right to ask your questions Proprietary of SPEC Innovations® Dr. Steven Dam 12
- 13. Innoslate®:TheGatewayto SysML2.0andBeyond Monthly Webinars Tuesday, March 9th 2:00 pm EST 13
- 14. Proprietary of SPEC Innovations® Dr. Steven Dam 14 The Model-Based Systems Engineering Conference #MBSECON Virtually | February 22 – 24, 2021 www.mbse.heysummit.com Join us for MBSECON, the conference for dedicated systems engineers who want to achieve the digital future. Listen to experienced speakers, invited papers, panel sessions and learn more about our sponsors with our unique and immersive networking platform. Save the Date: MBSECON The Lifecycle Modeling Organization Presents:
- 15. MoreResources SPEC Innovations offers training, books, videos, documentation, trails, and more 15 Training: specinnovations.com/training Books: “Real MBSE” textbook and lab manual available on Amazon Videos: Visit the SPEC Innovations Youtube channel LinkedIn: Innoslate and Systems Engineers User Group Documentation: help.Innoslate.com Trial: cloud.Innoslate.com Proprietary of SPEC Innovations® Dr. Steven Dam
- 16. Proprietary of SPEC Innovations® Dr. Steven Dam 16 Thank you! Visit cloud.innoslate.com for a trial. SPEC Innovations @Innoslate Innoslate User Group Innoslate.com/blog 571.485.7800 innoslate.com