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Reliability Analysis

In this Wolfram Technology Conference talk, Johan Rhodin gives an overview of the reliability functionality in Mathematica with a focus on reliability modeling, how to determine important metrics for a system, and how to decide which components are important for the system's lifetime.

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Donald Barnhart
Mathematica-based Optica software is used for applications in fiber optics, lasers, and telescopes. Lead developer and chief Optica scientist Donald Barnhart highlights some examples in this video.
David Bailey
David Bailey describes his MusicGenerator package, which makes it possible to play music coded in a compact string notation designed to correspond with conventional sheet music. In this talk from the Wolfram Technology Conference, he explores how the package could form ...
Daniel Warren
This video features Daniel Warren, director of research at Knowles Electronics, who shares an example of how Mathematica is used to develop and test microphones and speakers for hearing aids.
Markus van Almsick
In this video, Markus van Almsick explains why he chose Mathematica for a project to design safe children's playground equipment.
Markus van Almsick
In this video, Markus van Almsick explains why he chose Mathematica for a project to design safe children's playground equipment. Includes Japanese audio.
Jonas Sjberg
Jonas Sjberg describes how he's using Mathematica's control design functionality to create a tool for signals, models, and identification in this talk from the Wolfram Technology Conference.
Educate the next generation of engineers with the most accurate and versatile computation and simulation tools. See how Mathematica and SystemModeler can help you design and optimize your engineering systems.
Yves Klett
In this talk from the Wolfram Technology Conference 2011, Yves Klett from the Institute of Aircraft Design & University of Stuttgart, Germany, shares a few mechanical engineering examples that make good use ...
Ivo Vyn and Jan Riha
Ivo Vyn and Jan Riha share insights on the applications of Mathematica in crystalline optical activity in this presentation from the Wolfram Technology Conference.
Andrew Hull
This video features Mathematica user Andrew Hull, who explains how Mathematica is used to develop eco-friendly biofuel solutions.
Andrew Hull
This video features Mathematica user Andrew Hull, who explains how Mathematica is used to develop eco-friendly biofuel solutions. Includes Japanese audio.
Andrew Hull
This video features Mathematica user Andrew Hull, who explains how Mathematica is used to develop eco-friendly biofuel solutions. Includes Spanish audio.
Fritz Lebowsky
Fritz Lebowsky, a senior principal engineer at STMicroelectronics, describes how he uses Mathematica to develop, test, and communicate new image quality algorithms based on the needs of the company's product ...
Andrew Moylan
In this course from the Wolfram Mathematica Virtual Conference 2011, you'll learn how to best use Mathematica's numerics functions in advanced settings. Topics include techniques and best practices for using multiple ...
Yves Papegay
In this video, Yves Papegay of INRIA describes how he uses Mathematica to apply symbolic computation coding methods to flight modeling and simulation applications.
Yves Papegay
In this video, Yves Papegay of INRIA describes how he uses Mathematica to apply symbolic computation coding methods to flight modeling and simulation applications. Includes Japanese audio.
Richard Scott
This video, featuring Richard Scott of CDx Laboratories, gives an example of how Mathematica is used to prevent cancer with precision diagnosis.
Richard Scott
This video, featuring Richard Scott of CDx Laboratories, gives an example of how Mathematica is used to prevent cancer with precision diagnosis. Includes Japanese audio.
Igor Bakshee
Igor Bakshee, an applications developer at Wolfram Research, gives an overview of Mathematica 8's built-in functionality for analysis, design, and simulation of continuous- and discrete-time control systems.
Steve Bush
In this video, Steve Bush, a mechanical engineer at Procter & Gamble, shares an example of how to use Mathematica to develop household consumer products and consider their economic feasibility.