Latest News June 2, 2010 - PRESS RELEASE MapleSim™ 4, the high-performance, physical modeling and simulation tool, and Maple™ 14, the technical computing software for engineers, mathematicians, and scientists, are now available in Japanese. These products are based on Maplesoft’s core technologies, which include the world’s most advanced symbolic computation engine and revolutionary physical modeling techniques. April 29, 2010 - PRESS RELEASE Maplesoft™ today announced the simultaneous release of MapleSim™ 4, the high-performance, physical modeling and simulation tool, and Maple™ 14, the technical computing software for engineers, mathematicians, and scientists. April 29, 2010 - PRESS RELEASE Maplesoft™ today announced the simultaneous releases of its core products – MapleSim™, the high-performance, physical modeling and simulation tool, and Maple™, the technical computing software for engineers, mathematicians, and scientists. Recent Media Coverage U of Waterloo, Maplesoft build smart space rovers IT World Canada, July 12, 2010 Extract: “Software vendor Maplesoft, the University of Waterloo and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) are collaborating to build unmanned land rovers destined someday for planetary exploration.  The software from Maplesoft, called MapleSim...more Modeling Autonomous Space Robots Product Design & Development, July 6, 2010 Product Design & Development cover the recent use of MapleSim by the Canadian Space Agency in creating a Space Rover. ...more MapleSim 3: Fast and Furious Progress from Maplesoft Scientific Computing, June 3, 2010 Scientific Computing recently reviewed MapleSim 3 ...more Media Contacts Kathleen McNichol | Maplesoft | Ph: +1 519 747 2373 Ext 382 Email: kmcnichol@maplesoft.com Media Resources   • About Maplesoft • Products, Features & Benefits • Product Suite • Awards • Company Fact Sheet • Maple (Professional) Overview • Maple (Academic) Overview • Professional Business Overview • Academic Business Overview • Logos & Images User Case Studies MapleSim Helps Improve Your Golf Game June 29, 2010 In the world of golf, players are always looking for ways to improve their game, and equipment manufacturers are always looking for ways to give their customers an edge. Cleveland Golf, an internationally recognized maker of golf clubs with a strong tradition of innovation, wanted to explore ways to increase the performance of their drivers. Their engineers turned to MapleSim, a physical modeling and simulation tool from Maplesoft, to help them in this project. ...more