History of 20-sim

The current version of 20-sim is developed by CLP and originates from the 20-sim, MAX, CAMAS and TUTSIM prototypes that were developed by the Control Laboratory of the University of Twente.

Technical University of Twente SIMulation (TUTSIM)

The dynamic modeling and simulation software Tutsim® has been developed at the University of Twente, but was sold in the late 70's. It is now being sold by Actuality Corporation in the USA although no developments have been reported on the program the last four years.

In the meanwhile the University of Twente has developed a new program, 20-sim, which is now being commercially sold by the company Controllab Products B.V. (CLP). 20-sim is fully Tutsim compatible: especially Tutsim users will appreciate the submodel libraries of 20-sim, which contain all the standard Tutsim submodels ..... and many more. Modeling within 20-sim is very similar to the Tutsim approach. Convince yourself by downloading the free demo/viewer version of 20-sim and you will find out that modeling has never been easier!

Computer-Aided Modeling Analysis and Simulation (CAMAS)

CAMAS was the prototype name for a modeling and simulation package which has been developed after the Ph.D. project of Jan Broenink. CAMAS is now commercially released using the brand name 20-sim ("Twente SIM").

Modeling and Analysis eXpert system (MAX)

MAX was the prototype name for an expert system on modeling and simulation. MAX was the result of the Ph.D. project of Theo de Vries, Arno Breunese and Johannes van Dijk (all supervised by Job van Amerongen and Peter Breedveld).

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