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Classic vibration problem, modern workflow 👇 A quarter-car model driven into resonance, with and without a tuned mass damper. 📈 No absorber → resonance dominates 📉 With absorber → body motion drops by 50%+ Built two ways: a MATLAB animation and a Simscape model created using an agentic workflow.... show more

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jimeikai3 months ago

holy cow, matlab is still a thing, I haven't seen you since uni, how are ya mate

Mykhailo Sorochuk3 months ago

nice seeing animation and Simscape line up, that 50% reduction is solid

hailports3 months ago

matlab's smooth animations can mask underlying numeric issues - have you checked the solver settings in simscape for stability?

saoban sabrin3 months ago

It features side-by-side animations of the mechanical systems and displacement graphs, transitioning to a detailed Simscape block diagram model that matches the custom MATLAB animation results for independent verification.

Pawzard3 months ago

car goes brrr physics goes 'actually tho'

The Physicist Boy3 months ago

😎 cool

The Reply Guy3 months ago

@Teknium 👀

richard:svoboda3 months ago

Do you have a dark mode?

MATLAB3 months ago

Hi there, dark theme is available in R2025a and later. Learn more:

richard:svoboda3 months ago

Thank you very much for this information!

VioletGiraffe3 months ago

Is the shock absorber actually working? Seems under-damped.

Brosko3 months ago

independent verification by building it twice is underrated as a concept most people just run it once and trust the vibes

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