MATLAB

A powerful technical computing platform for numerical analysis, modeling, simulation, and algorithm development

MATLAB is a widely used environment for technical computing that enables engineers and researchers to analyze data, develop algorithms, build mathematical models, and create simulations for complex systems. It supports fast, interactive workflows for numerical computation, signal processing, control design, machine learning, and scientific visualization—making it a standard tool across aerospace, automotive, robotics, energy systems, communications, and academia.

MATLAB is built around matrix-based computation, providing a rich library of optimized numerical methods for linear algebra, statistics, optimization, and differential equation solving. It allows rapid prototyping of engineering logic and supports structured development for production-ready workflows through scripting, functions, and app-based tools. With integration capabilities for external languages and systems, MATLAB can be connected to hardware, sensors, embedded targets, and simulation environments to validate system behavior under real operating conditions.

In addition to numerical computing, MATLAB is widely used for model-based design through simulation and control workflows. Engineers can create dynamic system models, run time-domain simulations, test controller performance, and perform parameter studies for design verification. Data can be imported from measurement systems, processed with repeatable scripts, and visualized using high-quality plots and interactive dashboards. MATLAB also supports code generation and deployment workflows (module-dependent), enabling algorithms to be converted into C/C++ code for embedded systems or integrated into larger software stacks.