Ansys 2025 R2: Embedded Software What’s New

Overview

The 2025 R2 release introduces significant enhancements across Ansys SCADE and Scade One, enhancing productivity, streamlining development, and expanding support for certification and testing.

Ansys SCADE introduces upgraded ARINC 661 support, featuring improved error reporting, enhanced debug traces, and tighter integration between SCADE Display and Scade One. Control software development is more efficient with enhanced debugging from SCADE test and multiple user experience improvements. Certification support expands across industries, with updated compliance for DO-178C, ISO 26262, IEC 61508, and EN 50128. SCADE Suite 2025 R2 also includes updates to SCADE Test, Model Coverage, Lifecycle Reporter, and improved ALM Gateway connectors for Codebeamer and Polarion.

Ansys Scade One continues to evolve with innovative development tools and a modern, connected user experience. The new Ansys Engineering Copilot integrates AnsysGPT and direct access to tech blogs and forums within the IDE, enabling natural-language assistance and faster onboarding. A new Python wrapper allows teams to integrate generated code into Python-based simulation and testing workflows. Usability is improved with operator-level debugging, interface editing services, performance improvements in generated code, and stronger CI/CD support. Finally, the new Ansys SAM offering includes connected workflows for embedded software prototyping, allowing customers to utilize the software requirements and software architectural information contained in the SAM to design and generate safety-critical embedded code.

What Attendees Will Learn

• Key improvements in SCADE Display, including improved ARINC 661 support and integration with Scade One
• New debugging and UX features that streamline control software development with SCADE Test
• Expanded certification support and updated ALM Gateway connectors for improved traceability
• How Ansys Scade One’s Engineering Copilot and AnsysGPT boost productivity with AI-powered assistance
• New Ansys SAM offering includes connected workflows for embedded software prototyping
• New Python wrapper capabilities and improved CI/CD support for more flexible simulation and testing workflows

Who Should Attend

Embedded software engineers and developers, Systems and software architects, Certification and compliance engineers (DO-178C, ISO 26262, etc.)

Speakers

• Vincent Rossignol
• François-Xavier Dormoy
• François Couadau
• Cedric Pasteur