Systems Engineering for Education: A Robotic Arm Case Study

Modern engineering demands that graduates design complex systems digitally using Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE). Across industries - from robotics to aerospace - engineers must integrate mechanical, electrical, and software systems, validate designs early through simulation, and maintain traceability throughout the product lifecycle.

In this webinar, hear from experts about the growing importance of MBSE and why these skills are essential for future engineers. Learn how MBSE can be integrated into engineering curricula to better prepare students for modern digital engineering environments.

You will then explore a robotic arm case study demonstrating how MBSE can be taught through a practical, hands-on system using models and hardware.

In this session, you will learn how to:

• Introduce MBSE concepts and systems thinking in the classroom
• Model requirements, architecture, and system behavior in SysML
• Connect digital models to hardware through virtual twins
• Demonstrate simulation and verification workflows
• Teach the digital thread across the product lifecycle
• Discover teaching strategies and example materials to bring MBSE to life for your students

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