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How is agentic AI helping engineers solve problems more efficiently? Hear from MathWorks expert Seth DeLand, who explains the shift from generative AI to agentic AI ➡️ https://spr.ly/6183BDJve3

MathWorks is excited to kick off the summer by welcoming the first intern cohort, with more joining throughout the season. Excited to see the ideas, energy, and impact these interns will bring over the coming months.

Welcome to the team 🎉

MathWorks showcased RF digital twin capabilities at , integrating validated Analog Devices models into system-level simulation.

See how engineers can assess architectural trade-offs and system performance earlier ➡️ https://spr.ly/6188B8Ncku

The beautiful game is here!

Who are you rooting for this summer? 👇

Two campuses. One rivalry. One cause. 🏒

The 4th Annual MathWorks Cup brought Apple Hill and Lakeside together for another close one. But this game is bigger than the score.

Every year, this matchup supports A Place to Turn, helping provide food to families in the Natick community and showing what we can do when we come together.

Huge thanks to everyone who made it happen!

Are you attending this week?

Stop by booth18090 to see live demos on RF digital twins, coupling matrix ID / RF filter tuning from Keysight VNA measurements, 6G waveform exploration, and spectrum sensing from waveform generation in MATLAB.

Plan your stop and request a meeting here: https://spr.ly/6185BB78GZ

The iconic L-Shaped Membrane in physical form!

A MathWorker used Claude and the Blender MCP plug in to 3D print miniature versions 🖨️

RF digital twins aren’t one model, they’re a workflow. At IMS 2026, we’ll show how engineers connect requirements, measurements, datasheet specs, and simulations across levels of abstraction to evaluate system behavior end‑to‑end (antenna → bits).

Plan your visit with us: https://spr.ly/6187B8bb3S

Question for RF teams: where do cross‑domain interactions bite you most: front end, waveform, beamforming, or verification?

What does a 20+ year engineering career look like?
🔹 Solving real problems with customers
🔹 Seeing tech evolve: from Bluetooth to AI
🔹 Growing deep technical expertise along the way

At MathWorks, Application Engineers sit “where the rubber meets the road,” turning tools into real-world impact.