We are excited to bring you our latest episode featuring Christian Bertsch, Research Project Manager at Bosch Research, FMI Project Leader, and Modelica Association Board Member.
๐ In this insightful conversation, we dive into:
⚙️ Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and the shift from traditional prototyping to model-based development
๐งฉ Modelica and its role in modern engineering
๐ FMI & FMUs and the importance of interoperability between simulation tools
๐ Digital Twins and their growing role across industries
๐ป Semiconductor & Embedded Systems — modelling, simulation, co-simulation and virtual validation
๐ค AI & Cloud Computing — the future of engineering simulation
๐ Open Standards & FMI — vendor neutrality, collaboration and the future roadmap
๐ Careers in Modelling & Simulation — skills and advice for the next generation of engineers
๐ก Christian also shares insights from his 20+ years in industrial research at Bosch and his perspective on how modeling and simulation are shaping the future of engineering.
In this podcast series, discussion on VLSI and its related fields is presented, focusing on recent developments and advancements in the industry. Topics such as the latest trends and innovations in semiconductor technology are explored, offering insights into the evolving landscape. Career guidance is shared, providing practical advice for navigating the field, along with success stories that highlight the journeys of professionals who have made their mark in VLSI. Whether for students, professionals, or those interested in the subject, valuable knowledge is offered to help stay informed and succeed in this dynamic area.
Christian Bertsch is a Research Project Manager at Bosch Research with over two decades of experience in modelling and simulation of dynamical systems, numerical algorithms, model-based functions for embedded systems, cloud applications, and digital twin services.
He is also the Project Leader of the Functional Mock-up Interface (FMI) project at the Modelica Association, contributing to the development and advancement of FMI as an open standard for model exchange and co-simulation.
With a background spanning simulation engineering, numerical methods, embedded systems, and digital twins, Christian brings extensive industrial research experience at the intersection of simulation, systems engineering, and model-based development.
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