Modeloop – From visual algorithms to microcontroller C code

In plain words

Modeloop is a development tool that converts visual algorithms into C code for microcontrollers. It allows developers to design algorithms visually and automatically generate the corresponding microcontroller code, streamlining the process of moving from algorithm design to embedded system implementation. The tool is aimed at engineers and developers working with embedded systems who want to reduce manual coding and increase efficiency in their workflow.

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From the sources

Modeloop is a model-based design IDE for embedded control systems: build block diagrams, simulate and test behavior, and generate C or Python code.

Visual modeling environment to generate deterministic C code for embedded controls. Modeloop compiles and runs these tests against the generated C functions. Design algorithms visually, review every change, test their behavior and deploy to your hardware. Bring your architecture to life on a modern visual canvas. Build every software component by wiring blocks, state machines and calibration parameters Prefer typing? Every component can be edited either graphically on the canvas or via text. Make changes and review them. Modeloop separates behavior changes from layout-only edits to easily inspect model modifications Capture model-scoped intent in a structured hierarchy. Save it as…from modeloop.app

In the maker’s words, at launch

Hi Developers, I'm Luca, the creator of Modeloop. I've spent the last 18 months building, from scratch, a model-based design tool and today I'm finally opening the Open Beta. Modeloop is a tool designed to generate code and deploy on embedded systems. The core idea behind this product is to create a vertical solution…

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