Thousands of engineers. Hundreds of ideas. One global community. Take a look back at #MATLABEXPO Online 2025 and see how engineers around the world are advancing innovation with MATLAB and Simulink. Registration for MATLAB EXPO Online 2026 is now open: spr.ly/6016BG5x5g

Two types of splines you need to know ⬇️ 📈 Cubic spline interpolation: fit every data point 🌊 Smoothing splines: balance accuracy and smoothness to reveal the underlying trend When should you choose one over the other?

How can a collection of sine waves become a sawtooth wave? This MATLAB visualization, created with the MATLAB Agentic Toolkit, shows how a Fourier series is built one harmonic at a time. As each harmonic is added, you can watch the waveform take shape 🌊⤵

Visual Inspection Toolbox provides apps, algorithms, and AI models for designing, testing, and deploying visual inspection and analysis applications. Available now in MATLAB R2026b: spr.ly/6018BGKLre

Can one actuator balance three pendulums? 👇 Using MATLAB Agentic Toolkit, this project explores the control of an under actuated triple pendulum. Can you see when the system transitions from motion planning to balancing? 🎯

Agentic AI is most useful when it's connected to engineering context. With Simulink Agentic Toolkit, AI agents can work directly with models, simulations, requirements, and tests to support Model-Based Design workflows. Learn more: spr.ly/6017BHGLOF

If you could work on one part of EV battery development, what would it be?

Behind every EV battery is a series of engineering tradeoffs. This workflow shows how Simulink can be used to evaluate system performance, optimize battery pack design, select the right model fidelity, and validate results in a full vehicle model.

What does it take to model a rotorcraft before it's ever built? 🚁 With Model-Based Design, engineers can move from early concepts to detailed simulations, helping them test and refine designs faster. Explore Model-Based Design with R2026b: spr.ly/6014BG7XNM

How do you verify satellite coverage along a flight path? This analysis shows an aircraft maintaining line-of-sight access to at least one satellite throughout its journey up the U.S. East Coast. Built with Aerospace Toolbox in MATLAB R2026b. #WorldSpaceWeek