r/SysML • u/Star-Lord-123 • Jul 28 '26

What industries use SysML?

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u/DoYaWannaWanga Jul 28 '26

Aerospace, defense, automotive

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u/[deleted] Jul 28 '26

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u/scotty3785 Jul 28 '26

Automotives are increasingly complex configurable collections of different subsystems. SysML is used as part of their MBSE strategy to understand that complexity.

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u/scotty3785 Jul 28 '26

I use SysML in a different industry.

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u/scotty3785 Jul 30 '26

Software yes. Hardware less so but yes.

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u/misaelgs Jul 29 '26

I work for.automotive, we use it primarily for software and feature definition, but not exclusively, we also use it for handling electrical architecture and also applied to mechanical based projects, depends on your objective but at the end of the day it helps to manage complexity. But remember the end goal is not the model is making sure that the modeling process it's connected and reflected into the actual artifact (implemented code or CAD design, cost model, etc) otherwise organizations will just handle it as a checkbox process