Posted: 2022-01-14 Tags: FMI | Standard | Simulation | Cross-Domain

The Modelica Association Project has released the Beta 3 pre-release of version 3.0 of the Functional Mock-up Interface standard.

This beta pre-release is likely to be the first release candidate of the upcoming 3.0 release.

As a long-standing supporter and member of the project, we will support this release with further resources. This includes non-normative sample Test FMUs, which have been updated to the new beta 3 release.

Further test FMUs are avaliable from the MAP FMI Reference FMUs project repository, which provides test FMUs for FMI 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0.

Posted: 2022-01-07 Tags: OpenSCENARIO | Simulation | Cross-Domain

ASAM e.V. has released a public release candidate of the upcoming OpenSCENARIO 2.0 standard.

This release candidate provides a great basis for review and feedback on the language prior to the final release.

As one of the founding members and language sub-lead of the OpenSCENARIO 2.0 project, we will support this release with further resources for getting acquainted with the language. This includes a draft Python framework for parsing of OpenSCENARIO 2.0 files, named py-osc2.

Posted: 2021-11-18 Tags: OSI | Simulation | Cross-Domain

ASAM e.V. has released version 3.4.0 (Gallant Glock) of the Open Simulation Interface standard. This is the second full release of Open Simulation Interface under the ASAM umbrella.

The release features numerous backward-compatible extensions, including support for Flatbuffer encoding, data volume reductions in SensorView messages by omitting static information, and support for in-vehicle data communications. It includes many other enhancements and alignments across OpenX standards.

The release can be downloaded from the OSI GitHub pages.

Posted: 2021-04-28 Tags: OSI | Simulation | Cross-Domain

ASAM e.V. has released version 3.3.1 (Fabulous Fangio Update 1) of the Open Simulation Interface standard. This is the first full release of Open Simulation Interface under the ASAM umbrella.

The release features numerous backward-compatible extensions, including added support for traffic participant modeling, as well as many other enhancements and alignments across OpenX standards.

The release can be downloaded from the OSI GitHub pages.