Broadcast date: September 28th, 2026, 19:00 CET

SysML v2 is shaping up to be more than a modeling language. It is becoming a shared, standardized foundation for digital engineering. But what does it take to build an open, high-performance, and commercially friendly implementation that strictly conforms to the specification?

In this upcoming episode of the MBSE Podcast, we sit down with Chris Delp and Robert Karban from OpenSysML (opensysml.org) to take a deep dive into building a complete, spec-conformant SysML v2 stack for the open-source community and industry alike.

In this episode, we cover:

• The Vision of an Open SysML Runtime: Why the ecosystem needs an unencumbered, commercial-friendly, spec-conformant open-source implementation, and why open-source and community needs are essential for driving standards forward.
• The Full v2 Stack & Flexo: How Flexo serves as the model management service with SysML v2 compliance, offering a v2 API–compliant performant architecture.
• Developer Tooling & Ecosystem: From the CLI and Language Server Protocol (LSP) to seamless integrations with VS Code, Python, and WebAssembly.
• Multi-Language SDKs: Bringing native, object-oriented programmatic interfaces to engineering teams in Python, C#, C++, Kotlin/Java, and TypeScript.
• Views, Documents & Beyond: A look into view and viewpoint document generation, as well as where execution fits into the long-term roadmap.

There is a huge amount happening in the open-source SysML v2 space, and this conversation gives a direct look under the hood.

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Der Beitrag Episode 70: OpenSysML with Chris Delp and Robert Karban erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: August 21th, 2026, 19:00 CET

MBSE was supposed to break down engineering silos. But what if, instead, we sometimes created a new one?

Models often live in files. Tools manage their own data. Connections between disciplines are often reduced to imports, exports, and one-way interfaces.

That’s not a Digital Thread. A real Digital Thread must be active.

It doesn’t just collect data. It connects systems. It doesn’t just make information available. It enables information to flow — in both directions.

Otherwise, you haven’t built a Digital Thread. You’ve built a Data Lake.

In this episode, Tim is the Host and Christian is the guest, and he brings his co-founder Michael, from their startup Elevating Patterns. They discuss why this distinction matters — and what it takes to move from connected data to a truly connected engineering ecosystem.

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Der Beitrag Episode 69: Why the Digital Thread must be active erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: June 22nd, 2026, 19:00 CET

In this episode of the MBSE Podcast, we continue the tool series and explore the SysML modeling tool SysModeler.

Our guest is Tawhid Bin Waez, Founder and CEO of SysModeler.

In our episodes about tools, we strip away the marketing gloss. We look at SysModeler from a practical, executive, and technical perspective.

​SysModeler is a new player on the MBSE SysML tool playing field. Without any legacy, it could directly apply modern approaches. It is web-based and integrates AI.

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​#SysML #MBSE #SysModeler #MBSEPodcast

Der Beitrag Episode 68: SysModeler erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: June 8th, 2026, 13:00 CET

As the global Systems Engineering community prepares for the upcoming INCOSE International Symposium in Japan, our next episode of the “MBSE around the World” series takes a deep dive into the land of the rising sun.

Japan has a rich history of engineering excellence, but how is Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) uniquely adopted, scaled, and perceived across Japanese industries? What cultural and organizational factors influence its implementation?

We have three guests this time: Kazuyuki Murakami, Shinichiro Nakamura, and Takeshi Kouno are leading figures in the field of MBSE in Japan.

In this upcoming session, we explore:

• The current state of MBSE in Japan’s industry.
• The regional challenges and innovative breakthroughs.
• What the global community can learn from Japan’s approach to systems thinking as we head into the International Symposium.

Whether you are attending the Symposium or want to expand your global perspective on systems engineering, this episode is a must-listen.

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#MBSE #SystemsEngineering #MBSEPodcast #MBSEAroundTheWorld #INCOSE #INCOSEIS #Japan

Der Beitrag Episode 67: MBSE around the World – Japan erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: April 13th, 2026, 19:00 CET

Modelers spend a lot of time creating SysML diagrams. It takes effort to get the layout of the countless elements just right and ensure that all relationships are free of overlaps, and so on. Good diagrams are important so that relevant stakeholders can easily access the information.

Diagrams can also be generated automatically, which saves a lot of effort. In this episode, we cover automated visualization with SysML v2. Our guest is Brendan Madden, CEO of Tom Sawyer Software.

What to expect:

• How automatic diagram generation works in SysML v2
• The role of graph visualization in MBSE
• Practical implications for engineering teams and toolchains
• A forward-looking perspective on model usability and scalability

Watch the livestream on YouTube or catch it later on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, or Amazon Music. Stay tuned and subscribe to the MBSE Podcast on your favorite platform!

#MBSE #Tools #ModelBasedSystemsEngineering #SystemsEngineering #MBSEPodcast

Der Beitrag Episode 66: SysML v2 Automatic Drawing with Brendan Madden erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: February 24th, 2026, 18:30 CET

Artificial Intelligence is everywhere — but how do engineering organizations move beyond experimentation and isolated pilots toward real, scalable impact?

In this episode of the MBSE Podcast, we welcome Prof. Dr. Thomas Meenken and Alexander Krumm, two experts who combine deep methodological expertise with hands-on industrial scaling experience.

• Thomas brings academic rigor and industry leadership experience from BHS, Roche, and Zeiss.
• Alexander, a seasoned system architect, contributes large-scale implementation expertise from Continental, CARIAD, and CLAAS.

Together, they share practical insights from real-world projects conducted through their companies VPATH AI and AI Powered Engineering — spanning the journey from first pragmatic AI agents to agentic workflows and ultimately to integrated Engineering Intelligence platforms.

Scaling AI without frontloading perfection
You don’t need perfect data to start. AI can actively help structure and clean information from the very first use case. Learn how companies move from isolated quick wins to a scalable, integrated platform approach.

From isolated agents to Engineering Intelligence
True scaling requires context — understanding technical decisions, organizational constraints, resource bottlenecks, and skills gaps. We discuss what it really takes to industrialize AI in engineering environments.

Lessons learned from real implementations
AI should act as a relevance filter — protecting overloaded teams from data overflow and overspecification. One key benefit: drastically reduced onboarding time for complex software systems, even when legacy documentation is incomplete or missing.

Strategic advice from the field
AI adoption is an organizational learning journey — not a one-time software purchase. Why expert-led implementation projects with tool vendors matter far more than simply buying licenses, and how to shape an AI strategy that truly fits your company.

Watch the livestream on YouTube or catch it later on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, or Amazon Music.

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#MBSE #AI #ModelBasedSystemsEngineering #SystemsEngineering #MBSEPodcast

Der Beitrag Episode 65: Scaling AI in Engineering with Alexander Krumm and Prof. Dr. Thomas Meenken erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: January 22nd, 2026, 18:00 CET

We’re thrilled to welcome Andrius Armonas and Aurelijus Morkevicius to the MBSE Podcast! Representing one of the most powerful SysML modeling tools on the market – Cameo Systems Modeler, Andrius and Aurelijus bring years of experience and deep expertise to the conversation. Both are well known in the global MBSE community for their contributions, thought leadership, and passion for systems engineering.

In this episode, we’ll talk about:

• The challenge of developing a SysML v2 modeling tool
• Key features and the roadmap for Cameo Systems Modeler
• Their views on SysML v2 adoption in the industry
• And what it’s like being at the forefront of MBSE innovation

And if that weren’t enough, the audience can expect at least one moment in the conversation where Andrius and Aurelijus will share particularly exciting news for the entire MBSE community.

Watch the livestream on YouTube or catch it later on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, or Amazon Music.

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#MBSE #SysMLv2 #CameoSystemsModeler #ModelBasedSystemsEngineering #SystemsEngineering #MBSEPodcast

Der Beitrag Episode 64: Cameo Systems Modeler and SysML v2 with Andrius Armonas & Aurelijus Morkevicius erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.

Broadcast date: December 15th, 2025, 17:30 CET

We dive into an essential piece for the SysML v2 puzzle: Sysand, a package manager.

Just as code needs robust package management, models do too. Sysand aims to bring modularity, version control, and reusability to the world of systems modeling.

Join us as we speak with the minds behind Sysand to learn:

• Which problem does it solve
• What motivated the creation of Sysand
• How it integrates into existing SysML toolchains
• The core features, use cases, and roadmap for the project
• And how it fits into the future of open and modular MBSE

Whether you’re a systems engineer, tool developer, or just passionate about the future of modeling, this episode will give you valuable insights into how Sysand is helping shape the MBSE landscape.

Learn more about the project in advance: https://sysand.org/

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You can watch this episode live on the YouTube Livestream on December 15th at 17:30 CET, or catch it later on YouTube, Spotify, iTunes, or Amazon Music.

Der Beitrag Episode 63: Sysand – The SysML Package Manager with Juozas Vaicenavicius & Simonas Drauksas erschien zuerst auf The MBSE Podcast.