FAQ

SPX is a lightweight, code-defined simulation environment for devices and communication protocols. It lets engineers model, test, and validate software that interacts with physical hardware — all within a simple, scriptable workflow.

SPX is built for engineers, QA specialists, and R&D teams developing software for IoT, industrial automation, robotics, automotive, or embedded systems. It’s ideal for anyone who needs realistic, controllable simulations without heavy infrastructure.

Unlike large, complex platforms such as Simulink or Twin Builder, SPX is code-defined, fast, and extensible. It combines physical modeling, communication, and control logic in one place — without the heavy setup or licensing overhead.

Unlike large, complex platforms such as Simulink or Twin Builder, SPX is code-defined, fast, and extensible. It combines physical modeling, communication, and control logic in one place — without the heavy setup or licensing overhead.

Yes. SPX provides a REST API, Python SDK, and Modbus protocol support. It easily integrates with automation frameworks, testing tools, and continuous delivery pipelines — enabling seamless use within your current development environment.