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RSS feed ↗MCP Servers for MBSE: Letting AI Agents Work With SysML v2 Models
Model Context Protocol servers are showing up in MBSE and requirements tools. What MCP for SysML v2 offers, how it works, and where agentic modeling still falls short.
Read articleLLM-Generated System Architecture from Requirements: Design Structure Matrix Approach
A 2026 paper proposes LLMs that turn requirements into a design structure matrix and link it to CAD. What the approach offers, and what it doesn't prove yet.
Read articleLong-Term Archiving of MBSE Models: What LOTAR EN 9300-500 Means for Your Program
How to archive MBSE models for decades. What LOTAR and prEN 9300-500 cover, what to keep beyond the model file, and where long-term archiving falls short.
Read articleHow to Evaluate SysML v2 Tools: A Practical Checklist for Systems Teams
Choosing a SysML v2 tool in 2026? A practical checklist covering standards compliance, API access, v1 coexistence, versioning and pilots, plus honest trade-offs.
Read articleMBSE ROI: What to Measure When the Single Number Doesn't Exist
MBSE ROI resists a single number. What the SERC and PSM digital engineering measurement work says to track instead, and where the evidence is still thin.
Read articleModel-Based Interface Control Documents: Generating ICDs from SysML v2 Instead of Maintaining Them
Model-based interface control documents turn the ICD into a view generated from SysML v2 ports, interfaces, and flows. How the pattern works, and where it still hurts.
Read articleSysML v2 Requirement Verification: From Satisfy Claims to Automated Checks
SysML v2 requirement verification turns satisfy relationships into checkable constraints. How it works, which tools evaluate them, and where it still falls short.
Read articleSysML v1 to SysML v2 Migration: What Actually Converts in 2026
SysML v1 to SysML v2 migration tooling is still partial. Here's what converts today, what doesn't, and how to plan a migration you won't regret.
Read articleINCOSE's SE Vision 2035: What to Actually Do About It in 2026
INCOSE's Systems Engineering Vision 2035 says SE will be model-based by 2035. Here's the honest gap between that vision and what teams can act on now.
Read articleAI Requirements Traceability in MBSE: What's Automated Now, and What Isn't
NLP tools now flag weak requirements against INCOSE and EARS rules automatically. LLM-generated trace links are a harder problem. Here's where the line sits in 2026.
Read articleThe SysML v2 Execution Semantics Gap: Why Compliant Tools Still Disagree
SysML v2 standardized syntax and APIs in 2025, but execution semantics remain tool-specific. Here's what that gap means for simulation and digital twins.
Read articleVersion Control for SysML v2: Treating Your Models Like Code
How SysML v2 version control works with Git, why textual models enable diffs, merges, and CI, and where models-as-code still breaks down in practice.
Read articleModel-Based Security Engineering: Threat Analysis Inside the System Model
How model-based security engineering pulls TARA, misuse cases, and cybersecurity requirements into the SysML model instead of a parallel spreadsheet.
Read articleMBSE and Digital Twins: Linking the As-Designed Model to the As-Operated System
How an MBSE digital twin links the as-designed system model to live operational data, why the two often drift apart, and where the integration still breaks.
Read articleMBPLE with SysML v2: Managing Variants Without Cloning Your Model
How model-based product line engineering and SysML v2 variant modeling handle families of systems, and where the 150% model approach still breaks.
Read articleMBSE for Autonomous Systems: Modeling Robots That Make Their Own Decisions
How MBSE for autonomous systems handles levels of autonomy, SoS integration, and digital twins, plus the trade-offs SysML still can't model away.
Read articleThe Authoritative Source of Truth Is a Practice, Not a Repository
An authoritative source of truth in digital engineering is governance, not a database. What DoDI 5000.97 asks for, what ASoT really means, and the honest limits.
Read articleMBSE Co-Simulation: Wiring SysML to FMI and SSP
MBSE co-simulation links SysML architecture to executable FMI and SSP models, so teams validate behavior early. How the pipeline works, plus the honest limits.
Read articleMBSE for Nuclear: Why Small Modular Reactors Change the Math
MBSE for nuclear is gaining ground as SMRs move from design approval to fleet deployment. How models fit licensing, reuse, and V&V, plus the honest limits.
Read articleMBSE for Space Missions: From Proving Ground to Standard Practice
MBSE for space missions has moved from pilot to policy at NASA and ESA. How SysML, ECSS, and verification fit, and the limits worth knowing before you commit.
Read articleMBSE for Software-Defined Vehicles: Taming the Code Explosion
MBSE for software-defined vehicles connects requirements, architecture, and ECUs as cars cross 200M lines of code. What it solves, and what it won't.
Read articleShift-Left Verification in MBSE: Verifying in the Model Before You Build
Shift-left verification moves V&V into the system model with digital twins and co-simulation. What it takes, what it won't fix, and the honest trade-offs.
Read articleThe MBSE Digital Thread Breaks at the Handoffs, Not the Model
An MBSE digital thread fails where models meet PLM, test, and ops. Here's what to instrument, govern, and standardize so traceability stays live.
Read articleThe SysML v2 API Is Where Interoperability Actually Happens
The SysML v2 API and Services standard turns models into queryable services. Here's how it enables tool interoperability and a real digital thread.
Read articleSysML v2 Certification Arrives: What the OMG Program Means for Your Team
OMG's SysML v2 certification launched June 2026 with the Model User exam. Here's what it covers, who it's for, and how to plan team readiness.
Read articleSysML v2 in Practice: What Changed, Why It Matters, and How to Adopt It in 2026
SysML v2 became an official OMG standard in 2025. Here's what's actually new, what it fixes from SysML v1, and a practical path to adopting it on real programs in 2026.
Read articleAI Copilots in MBSE: Where LLMs in Systems Engineering Help, and Where They Break
LLMs in systems engineering are moving from demo to daily use. Here's where AI copilots help with requirements and architecture in MBSE, and where traceability breaks.
Read articleModel-Based Safety Analysis: What ARP4761A Changes for Systems Engineers
ARP4761A made model-based safety analysis a recognized practice in aerospace. Here's what MBSA changes for systems engineers, and where the shared model still breaks down.
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