We are proud to announce the new YAKINDU Statechart Tools Standard Edition. With version number 3.0 it is a major release with a bunch of great new features and a huge step for the whole YAKINDU Team! Read more >
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Human machine interfaces (HMI) are inherently interactive and dynamical. An important goal of HMI engineering is to optimize the interaction between the human and the machine. Ergonomics and efficiency of an HMI are mainly driven by the quality of its design. Read more >
Do you use Simulink® and Stateflow® from MathWorks? These tools are powerful and often a central part in the engineering tool chain. Models and block libraries created with them carry valuable engineering knowledge of your development team and organization. Read more >
The YAKINDU team is happy to announce the first release of YAKINDU Statechart Tools Professional Edition. This version expands the open source version that has been established for eight years with great features the community has asked for. Read more >
Typically state machines generated from YAKINDU SCT state charts are used as black boxes. The code that embeds the state machines does not care about the internal execution of the state machine. But there are various use cases where information about internal execution events, especially state changes, must be observed. These kind of execution traces can be implemented manually by adding entry and exit actions that call operations or set variables. But this is very cumbersome and pollutes the statecharts with tracing code. Since version 2.6 the C code generator supports an option to enable tracing callbacks. Read more >
We proudly present the first version of YAKINDU Statechart Tools Professional Edition for beta testing. This edition includes everything that you may know from the Open Edition and adds a set of features that you will find very helpful for embedded systems development. This first beta version... Read more >
Today we released the new version 2.6.0 of YAKINDU SCT! During the last four month since the last release we invested a lot of effort in improving usability, documentation, and maturing existing features as well as providing new features. Read more >
