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Consultants
If you need assistance for your modeling and simulation problems when using Modelica, you may want to contact consultants in this area. In order to help you in this respect, the Modelica Association is maintaining the list of addresses below as a free service.
If you offer consultancy for Modelica and would
like to be added to this list contact Martin Otter.
Consultants which are members of the Modelica Association
| Organization | Consultancy Offer |
| Dynasim AB, Lund, Sweden.
Contact: info@dynasim.se |
Special Dymola features, Simulation performance analysis, etc. |
| German Aerospace Center,
Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics, Oberpaffenhofen, Germany Contact: Martin.Otter@dlr.de |
Modeling, offline and real time simulation, as well as design optimization in Robotics, Flight System Dynamics and Automotive Applications for advanced research-oriented applications. |
| MathCore Engineering AB, Linköping,
Sweden.
Contact: info@mathcore.se |
Advanced engineering services with special emphasis on modeling and simulation of multi-domain physical systems. The application team at MathCore Engineering consists of experts in various areas such as control system design, automotive and aircraft applications. |
| Arsenal Research, Vienna,
Austria.
Contact: modelica@arsenal.ac.at |
Arsenal research focuses on the development of intelligent
electric drive technologies for both alternative vehicle concepts,
like hybrid or electric vehicles, and innovative industrial plants.
In this context we are concerned with modelling and simulation
of electric drives based on Dymola/Modelica.
Our competences comprise:
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Anton Haumer, Vienna, Austria Technical consulting & Electrical engineering Contact: Anton Haumer |
Development and design, multi-domain modelling and simulation of electric drives and systems:
25 years of industrial experience:
Development of libraries and models:
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| TU Braunschweig, Institute for Thermodynamics, Braunschweig, Germany.
Contact: w.tegethoff@tu-bs.de |
The Institute for Thermodynamics (IfT) of Braunschweig University provides services in the thermodynamic field including:
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Modelon AB, Lund, Sweden.
Contact: info@modelon.se |
MODELON AB provides engineering services for advanced model-based
engineering design. Modelon is specialized in:
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QTronic GmbH,
Berlin, Germany
Contact: info@qtronic.de |
QTronic is a consultant, service and technology provider for the field of simulation-based development of complex mechatronic systems. This includes the design, validation, optimization, and the systematic testing and quality assurance of such systems. |
Other Modelica Consultants
| Organization | Consultancy Offer |
| Claytex Services Ltd, Leamington Spa, England.
Contact: info@claytex.co.uk |
We specialise in the development and application of multi-domain CAE models for automotive powertrain applications. We provide integrated solutions tailored to your needs, including modelling, simulation, analysis, and process development. |
| Optipro AB,
Ideon Science Park Lund, Sweden.
Contact: cc@optipro.se |
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| Schlegel Simulation GmbH, Munich, Germany.
Contact cs@schlegel-simulation.de |
Modeling, offline and hardware-in-the-loop simulation in automotive applications. |
| Solvina, Västra Frölunda, Sweden.
Contact: info@solvina.se |
Solvina supplies systems engineering solutions and specific
modelling & simulation services for improved industrial profitability
within:
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| Optimation AB,
Luleå, Sweden
Contact: info@optimation.se |
Analysis, design and optimation of production- and control systems based on
measuring technics, control engineering and dynamic simulation. Custom-made models and systems for simulation of processes in the area of Pulp and Paper based on our in-house developed toolbox Paper Lib. In development we are using Modelica and Dymola. |
| Gauthier Simulation, Inc.,Huntsville, Alabama USA Contact: Modelica@GauthierSimulation.com |
Modeling and simulation expertise in the aerospace, automotive, chemical, electric power, hydraulic, process, real time, pharmaceutical and toxicology domains. |
| Ricardo, Leamington Spa, Warwickshire United Kingdom Contact: dynamic.simulation@ricardo.com |
Ricardo is a leading engineering technology provider, undertaking research, design, development and strategic services to the world's automotive manufacturers.
We currently offer Modelica based simulation of complex transmission and driveline systems. Examples include:
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| Emmeskay, Inc., Plymouth, MI United States Contact: Michael Tiller |
Emmeskay, Inc. provides a complete range of engineering services in the areas of model based control system development and system engineering applications (including HiL systems, system verification, etc.). In addition to our extensive experience in the dynamics and control of automotive systems (e.g. engines, transmissions, drivelines and brake systems), we have modeled a wide variety of other physical systems and also provide on-site Modelica training services.
Emmeksay strongly supports the Modelica effort. We employ two members of the Modelica Design Group and one of those members, Dr. Michael Tiller published the first book on Modelica, "Introduction to Physical Modeling with Modelica". |
| XRG Simulation GmbH , Hamburg, Germany Contact: info@xrg-simulation.de |
We offer multi-domain modeling of physical systems, multi-application simulation and programming including:
The simulation models can be provided written in Modelica language, as a Simulink block or even as a stand-alone executable. We developed the simulation tool HKSim (integrating Dymola/Modelica) in cooperation with Imtech Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG. Our main expertise is the modeling of thermohydraulic systems in stationary and mobile applications, e.g. industrial plants, buildings and aircrafts. |
| TLK-Thermo GmbH, Braunschweig, Germany Contact: modelica@tlk-thermo.de |
TLK is well experienced in computer simulation and measurement of thermal systems, with focus on mobile air conditioning and refrigeration systems as well as brake systems. TLK offers the following simulation services using Modelica, C++, ...:
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