Model-based systems engineering
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Oct 4, 2026
Vago MuradianHOST
Richard, last thoughts?
Richard AboulafiaPANELIST
Yeah, I mean, it takes you back to the days before planes were designed with any kind of MBSE CAD cam or anything like that,
Ron EpsteinPANELIST
you know,
Richard AboulafiaPANELIST
plenty of extra margin.
Doug MacdonaldGUEST
So, you know, they do, and some of them are, you know, majoring on being AI-infused, although at the end of the day, they all are.
Doug MacdonaldGUEST
Or they might be talking about MBSE as being their focus.
Doug MacdonaldGUEST
okay, we recognize this is a systems world, so let's start with a systems model.
Doug MacdonaldGUEST
Let's inhale that and make that the basis for all the stuff we've got going inside our platform.
Steve MasseyGUEST
And so what we're, we're demonstrating is that the agents are proposing the work, the pipelines are validating it, and the humans are, uh, the ones doing the final acceptance at increasingly higher abstractions in the stack.
Steve MasseyGUEST
So kind of to, to wrap up two more slides here, um, where are we in this stack? We're focusing on requirements, architecture, MBSE, initial calculations.
Steve MasseyGUEST
There is a s- uh, small set of parameters you actually really, really care about when building something complex that needs to be shared between organizations.
Steve MasseyGUEST
And we care about those, those key parameters, and we care about storing them in this computationally tractable way, uh, that we've described here.
Paulin KantueHOST
It's happening on Friday, so maybe we'll have a Molomolo Tech Talk.
Paulin KantueHOST
live in uh in berlin and that'll be great because i'll have a few guests and you know hopefully some people will be keen on on finding out a bit more about the insights that you know we are working on uh on at molo molo tech and so very exciting for us to be able to to represent the company but also the ideas that we you know we we put really at high, high, high regard in the company, which is, you know, nurturing talent through the MBSE Learn and Earn program, which is now across seven, if not eight countries.
Paulin KantueHOST
Really exciting.
Paulin KantueHOST
And we're looking to grow more.
ChristianHOST
Welcome to a new episode of the MBSE Podcast.
ChristianHOST
Today we have the 70th episode, and we have two guests on board who are honorable members from the West Coast in terms of, yeah, supporting the systems engineering community with different, ah, tools and papers and whatnot.
ChristianHOST
And maybe you even used something without knowing it.
Chris DelpGUEST
Um, and, you know, a, a key part of that has, has always been the SysML language.
Chris DelpGUEST
Um, so with the emergence of Open-- with emergence of SysML v2, I think this community kind of spawned out of that complementary need, um, of, of having a, a, a base open source way to run and share SysML models.
Chris DelpGUEST
Um, uh, you know, MBSE fits, uh, with some very specific roles into the larger digital engineering space.
Chris DelpGUEST
Um, but it's also its own specific discipline practice, so this community just kind of formed, I think, out of that need.
Chris DelpGUEST
I would say it's a, uh, a sub-community or a complementary community of the overall OpenMBE community.