Toolchain sprawl
Architecture, controls, plant, and scenario tools each speak their own format, so integrating them takes weeks.
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Automotive & Mobility
Software-defined vehicles need a software-defined toolchain
Bring AUTOSAR architectures, Simulink controllers, GT-SUITE powertrains, and ASAM OpenDRIVE / OpenSCENARIO scenarios into one workspace, then co-simulate, check safety margins, and export FMUs.
$ msx autosar lint BrakeController.arxml
$ msx simulink to-modelica Suspension.slx --out=Suspension.mo
$ msx fmu DC_Motor motor.mo --fmi-version 3 --type cs
What slows automotive & mobility teams down
Scenario coverage
Proving AV safety means running thousands of scenarios, not a handful of hand-picked test drives.
Vendor lock-in
Per-seat licenses limit who can run models, so CI and supplier collaboration suffer.
One pipeline, end to end
- 1
Architect
AUTOSAR ARXML → SysML v2
- 2
Integrate
Simulink controllers + GT-SUITE plant
- 3
Scenario
OpenDRIVE roads, OpenSCENARIO maneuvers
- 4
Deliver
FMI 3.0 FMUs & SSP packages
What ModelScript does for you
AUTOSAR RTE simulation
Inspect and lint ARXML, project it to SysML v2, and simulate runnable scheduling.
Simulink → Modelica
Parse .slx / .mdl block diagrams and translate them to equation-based Modelica.
Scenario safety
Orchestrate OpenSCENARIO runs on OpenDRIVE roads with time-to-collision and RSS margin checks.
Co-simulation
Package FMUs with SSP and orchestrate multi-rate co-simulation.
Works with the tools you already use
.arxmlAUTOSARClassic & Adaptive software architecture.slxMATLAB SimulinkBlock diagrams & control systems.gtmGT-SUITEEngine, powertrain & thermal flow.xodrASAM OpenDRIVERoad network geometry.xoscASAM OpenSCENARIODriving scenarios & RSS safety margins.admMSC AdamsMechanical system dynamics.spckSIMPACKSpatial multibody dynamics.sspSSPFMU system structure & parameterization.moModelicaAcausal multi-domain physics.cCNumerical & embedded C integration
Open-core toolchain that runs anywhere
Browser, CLI, VS Code, CI pipelines, or air-gapped Enterprise Appliances (AGPL-3.0 Core & Commercial Editions).