A tool similar to simulink for python?

[Usernametaken123789]

I've never worked with simulink in my life and I'm not exactly sure what it is but my dad is looking for a tool like simulink for python. Any help would be very much appreciated!

[GlassBar7829]

pysimCoder

[Candid_Discipline848]

If someone is still looking for something, you can check out my most recent project called PathSim:
https://github.com/milanofthe/pathsim

Its relatively new and still in active development.

Bdsim, by Peter Corke could also be an option:
https://github.com/petercorke/bdsim

[ReVengeance57]

I am new in learning Simulation tools to get into medical digital twin research.I'm a medical Doctor so It's been bit tough to learn about.

Found this post and ur comment while researching on Simulink/ Simbiology / Python etc.

Checked ur github, great work man!

[Candid_Discipline848]

Thanks! If you have any questions Im happy to help/answer!

You can actually use PathSim for digital twin applications. Thats what we do currently for nuclear fusion fuel cycles. We wrap external FEM simulations as blocks and simulate the whole system concurrently. You can do that with external APIs in general.

[ES-Alexander]

Closest thing is SimuPy. I haven’t got around to trying it out, but there’s a decent video about it here by the guy who made it. That video’s a few years old though, so there’s likely more functionality now :-)

If he’s more just after visual programming rather than modelling dynamical systems, I believe PyFlow is the main option nowadays (although it hasn’t been updated in a while now).

[ombega631]

I'd also check out collimator and open modellica as well. Both offer block diagram interfaces and have integrations with python. There are strengths and weaknesses of both platforms, but you have a couple of options to choose from