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SOSX Engineering
The concept design phase of model-based systems engineering: the ecosystem a design depends on, mapped from cited sources, options traded on one model, and export into the MBSE tools you already run.
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The decisions that commit most of a programme's cost are taken at concept design, before the detailed model exists. SOSX Engineering supports that phase of model-based systems engineering, in live trials with a large global aerospace manufacturer. A system model is rigorous about the aircraft, and silent about the ecosystem it depends on.
SOSX Engineering researches each part of it from cited sources: hydrogen storage at airports, suppliers, skills, legislation. Then it maps them as one typed, connected network. Then trade the options on that one model.
Every parameter carries its source, its units and its confidence, so a trade-off or a what-if compares like with like, not numbers from different silos. A requirement set here can be walked back to the analyses and sources behind its value, by someone who was not in the room. And when a parameter underneath it moves, the decision is re-tested.
The model then exports into the MBSE tools you already run, SysML version two, Cameo, Capella and others, so detailed design starts from evidence, not a slide deck. Rather than a canned walkthrough, bring us the trade-off your team is circling, and watch SOSX Engineering work it.
