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Matlab and simulink creation and animation of X3D in web-based simulation
Matlab is a powerful tool to compute high-fidelity engineering model and plot the result in figures. Simulink implements Matlab .m source code into block diagrams and flow charts to execute the simulation. This project demonstrates how physics equations implemented in Simulink can animate X3D or VRML models, along with the methods to convert Matlab .fig format into an X3D object so we can apply it into Web-based animations.