Thanks to Slawomir Nowaczyk for pointing us to this paper.
An intuitive tool for simulating mathematical models of cyber-physical systems and for visualizing them as plots or in 3D. Students as young as eight years and up to the PhD level use it to learn STEM subjects. Researchers use it to develop better CPS technologies. It is distributed as free, open-source software under a BSD licence.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Terminal Velocity of a Ping Pong Ball
In a recent lab using Acumen the question of what is the terminal velocity of a ping pong ball came up. Using a back of the envelope calculation, we estimated it and used that to compute a drag coefficient. It turned out that we had come in within 20% of a number published in a research paper!
Thanks to Slawomir Nowaczyk for pointing us to this paper.
Thanks to Slawomir Nowaczyk for pointing us to this paper.
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Core Acumen
A draft paper is now available describing the main features of the proposed core language for Acumen. The language described is supported by the current implementation. (Please see updated version above).
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