TI, Dresden, Germany, recently released its latest version of SimulationX software. SimulationX 3.4 models system components from many different domains and allows mutual interaction and feedback on one platform. This distinguishes SimulationX from other CAE software, such as FEM, and CFD. It conducts modelling, simulation, and analysis of physical effects, with ready-to-use model libraries for hydraulics, pneumatics, power transmission, 1-D mechanics, 3-D multi-body systems, thermal fluidics, electrics and electrical drives, and controls. Simulation X 3.4 offers full support of Modelica 3.1, and interfaces are available for MatLab/Simulink, CarSim, mode-Frontier, Ansys, Comsol, LabView, NI VeriStand, and FMI.