is there a way to access simulink online?

Hi! I would like to know if there was a way to access Simulink online, like MATLAB online feature. Thanks :)

Answer 1

[Michael Carone]

Simulink Online is now available! You can access it here:

https://matlab.mathworks.com/

Just sign into MATLAB Online with your MathWorks account and either start Simulink or open a Simulink model.

For more details on Simulink Online, including eligibility requirements, see the following page:

https://www.mathworks.com/products/simulink-online.html

[madhan ravi]

I don’t know whether it’s my PC configuration but when I open Simulink Online it the graphics is a bit blurry?

[Michael Carone]

Is there anything else (e.g., menus, text, code) that looks blurry, or is it just the graphics? And when you say graphics, are you referring to the model elements (blocks, signal lines, etc.) or something else? Also, which browser are you using? We recommend Chrome for the best experience.

[madhan ravi]

Everything, I use safari.

[Atul Suri]

Do you have display scaling enabled? If your OS display setting doesn't match your native display resolution, the browser will scale Simulink Online which can result in blurriness. Not sure how to do it on a Mac but on Windows there is an option under display to set scaling to 100%.

[Charlie White]

Accessing it from the UK, the experience is pretty laggy. Are there plans to increase the performance for users outside of the US?

[Michael Carone]

Yes, this is a known issue - we are developing plans to improve the performance outside of the US.

[Charlie White]

Thanks Michael.

Answer 2

[Alok Nimrani]

Thanks for showing interest in Simulink Online.

We are actively working on bringing Simulink to MATLAB Online.

However, we do not currently have a timeline on when this feature will be released.

Answer 3

[Vidyashree KR]

Is simulink available in matlab online

[Steven Lord]

According to the MATLAB Online limitations page "Only some functionality through the command-line access to Simulink, via the sim command, is supported."