Capella Days starts Tuesday 18 November (UTC+1). Reading the program, I see a community that is moving from “tool adoption” to “enterprise backbone.” Three signals stand out: deeper integrations, broader disciplines, and real outcomes at scale.
Integrated and end to end
- Digital thread in practice, not slides. KBR shows hazards and safety requirements traced into BIM and design evidence.
- Sustainment is real. Navantia uses Capella with Teamcenter and Amesim for asset monitoring and availability prediction on the S80 submarines program.
Tailorable, fast, and collaborative
- Rivada Space Networks illustrates an implementation-first approach for a fast LEO constellation, using Python4Capella and Property Values to align partners around the model as reference.
- PGM takes us from architecture to interfaces and cabling with a viewpoint covering buses, messages, signals, and preliminary cables.
From mission to product lines
- UNSW with Raytheon Australia bridges Mission Engineering and system design using ARCADIA inside Capella so mission intent drives architecture.
- MBDA with LGM brings ISO 26580 PLE together with Capella and Pure::Variants to go from 150% to customer-ready 100% configurations.
Safety and cybersecurity as continuous loops
- BlueKei integrates STPA early to derive safety requirements and cut late rework.
- ReeR Safety closes the loop after deployment with a Vulnerability Analysing Viewpoint tied to SBOM, CVE, and KEV, with impact overlays and risk matrices.
Knowledge that travels
- Siemens DISW turns model content into consumable insights for non-SE stakeholders with an AI-assisted Knowledge Partner.
- National Institude for Space Research shares a reusable framework for ground segment architectures, validated on a real mission.
What you get next week : Concrete methods, real integrations, and field results you can reuse. Extensions you can adopt tomorrow. A community that is building an open, interoperable, and scalable MBSE backbone.
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