With over 350 participants from 36 different countries and 28 presentations, we were able to gain an insight into various topics related to mobility simulation and modeling, using open source tools and in particular with our Eclipse SUMO simulation software.
We have decided on this new location as it provides a better user experience, with a clear layout, the ability to group discussion threads within categories, and no need to use your email address.
The Eclipse Foundation, one of the world’s largest open source foundations, along with the Eclipse Cloud DevTools Working Group, announced the availability of the first annual Cloud Developer Survey Report.
Evaluating the safety of driver assistance systems and autonomous driving functions is extremely complex and time-consuming.
Eclipse OpenMCx is available in GitHub! Check it out!
OpenMCx is an extendable, tool-neutral co-simulation framework based on Modelica standards with the goal of supporting advanced simulation applications with a heterogenous toolchain in a distributed collaborative development process. It provides a flexible way of combining simulation models from different vendors and sources into one co-simulation model which can also be executed in a scalable computing environment.