With over 700 new functions and cloud integration, Mathematica 10 introduces a host of new areas. See what's new in this video—from machine learning and computational geometry to geographic computation and ...

The Wolfram Technology Group provides Technical Support, expertise for Technical Services projects, and training for Wolfram Language products and SystemModeler.

Computer-Based Math™ (CBM) requires curriculum and course materials with computation at their heart. This talk demonstrates tools for a pilot project in Estonia—including collaboration tools, formative assessment tools, and ...

Learn how Wolfram technologies are playing a major role in math and programming education reform worldwide—including curriculum development, Computer-Based Math™, Wolfram Programming Lab, and more.

An image-processing app analyzes plasmonic noble metal nanoparticles (MNPs). Learn how Mathematica's built-in image processing algorithms and dynamic functionality create a fluid user interface with improved workflow. A GUI notebook ...

Wolfram Data Science Platform capitalizes on the advantages of cloud-based analysis: improved access to computing resources, shared data, specialized tools, and published results. Data science workflows are presented, covering import, ...

Mathematica is the most powerful technical computing platform in the world. Unity is an open-source game engine that is the key framework for most of the mobile games and many ...

This presentation highlights new graphs and network functionality in Mathematica 10, including support for multigraphs and mixed graphs, 3D graph visualization, and enhanced performance and usability.

In this talk, Etienne presents the new machine learning functionalities of the Wolfram Language (Classify, Predict, and related functions). These functionalities aim to simplify the practice of machine learning by ...

This presentation demonstrates how you can work with documents on the cloud, specifically focusing on their use within Mathematica and Wolfram Desktop.

Association is a new data structure in Mathematica 10 that provides a new way of storing and organizing information. This talk discusses the fundamental design and gives a comparison with other ...

This presentation guides you through the basic concepts of Wolfram SystemModeler and provides an understanding of how SystemModeler can be applied to your work. This talk is ideal for beginners.

SystemModeler 4 vastly expands support for modeling libraries, adds standardized model deployment to other simulation tools, and deepens integration with Mathematica. Get acquainted with a few of the new key features ...

The Manipulate function is the basis for the Demonstrations Project and Wolfram CDF Player, but just how well do you know it? This talk empowers you to become an expert ...

The Wolfram Language is a powerful problem‐solving toolbox for business. This talk shows how it can be used for sales forecasts, automated reports, financial outlier alerts, category management analysis, ...

In Mathematica 10, a full suite of functions for analyzing and designing nonlinear control systems was introduced. This talk showcases the workflow for designing controllers for nonlinear systems using several application ...

In this talk Director of User Interface Technology John Fultz demonstrates advancements to the user interface for the Mathematica 10 front end, including multiple undo, cloud integration, PDF export, and more.

This talk introduces the new geometry functionality in Mathematica 10.

This talk discusses algorithmic stitchcoding, the process of creating pattern files for robotic quilting and embroidery machines, with unexpected results. It also covers how to turn an entire animated film ...

The Data Modeler GUI allows those lacking a Mathematica foundation to tap into the power of the Data Modeler framework with a minimal learning curve. This presentation reviews the Data ...