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MathWorks develops MATLAB and Simulink, software for engineers and scientists to analyze data, develop algorithms, and create models.

1984ActiveNatick, United States

About

MathWorks is a leading developer of mathematical computing software for engineers and scientists. Their flagship products, MATLAB and Simulink, are used for data analysis, algorithm development, modeling, simulation, and embedded system design across various industries including automotive, aerospace, finance, and biotechnology.

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Website
mathworks.com
Headquarters
Natick, United States
Founded
1984
Total funding
-
Business model
B2B

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r/matlabu/Ok_Technician_7744Feb 23, 2026Negative

“Does Matlab Even worth in this time (2026)?. I mean I am currently in intermediate phase and learning but I am feeling exhausting and thinks theres no future in Matlab. Like why would a company prefer matlab over Python that is free and rel…”

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r/quantu/BigClout00Oct 4, 2025Negative

“When did Matlab die in the industry? And why exactly. I was listening to someone say that as little as 10 years ago Matlab was still very popular in the industry. That sounded really far-fetched to me.”

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r/Pythonu/maorfaridJul 15, 2025Negative

“I honestly can’t understand why, in 2025, so many engineers still choose MATLAB over Python. For context, I’m a mechanical engineer by training and an AI researcher, so I spend time in two very different communities with their own preferenc…”

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