FMIstandardi

FMIstandardi is a term that generally refers to standards or specifications related to the "FMI" concept. The FMI itself is a widely recognized open standard for model exchange and co-simulation. Therefore, "FMIstandardi" most commonly refers to the specifications and documentation that define the Functional Mock-up Interface (FMI).

The FMI standard enables the exchange of simulation models between different tool vendors and facilitates their integration into complex simulation environments. This is achieved by defining a common interface for models, allowing them to be exported from one tool and imported into another without requiring re-implementation. FMI supports two main types of models: Functional Mock-up Units (FMUs) for model exchange and FMUs for co-simulation.

The "standardi" aspect implies adherence to these defined specifications. When a tool or a model is described as compliant with "FMIstandardi," it means it follows the rules and formats laid out by the FMI standard. This ensures interoperability and reusability of simulation assets across various engineering disciplines and software platforms. The development and maintenance of the FMI standard are overseen by the Modelica Association.