The Eclipse Papyrus 2.0.2 Neon release is now available! Go to the Download page to install Papyrus.
The Eclipse Papyrus 2.0.1 Neon release is now available! Go to the Download page to install Papyrus.
A new Papyrus Use Case Story entitled "Designing freedom of flight" from Airbus is available here.
The Eclipse Papyrus 2.0.0 Neon release is now available! Go to the Download page to install Papyrus.
The development of TARANIS on-board software and the project itself are demonstrations that put in evidence benefits of using Eclipse Papyrus as modeling tool.

Johan Hardy, Software Engineer at Spacebel
Implemented standards: UML 2.5.0, SysML 1.1 & 1.4, OCL 2.3.1, fUML 1.1, ALF 1.0.1, MARTE 1.1 (incubation), EAST-ADL (incubation), RobotML (incubation), UML-RT (incubation) and ISO/IEC 42010.
To address any specific domain, every part of Papyrus may be customized: UML profile, model explorer, diagram notation and style, properties views, palette and creation menus, and much more...
Papyrus enables model-based techniques: model-based simulation, model-based formal testing, safety analysis, performance/trade-offs analysis, architecture exploration...
Papyrus is an industrial-grade open source Model-Based Engineering tool. Papyrus has notably been used successfuly in industrial projects and is the base platform for several industrial modeling tools.
Have a look to our detailed use case stories to learn how Papyrus has been applied to enable MBE in practice:
As part of Polarsys (the Industrial Working Group of Eclipse), Papyrus has become a PolarSys Solution.
In addition, in order to federate the industrial needs and efforts on MBE, a Papyrus Industry Consortium has been setup.
Finally, Papyrus being open source, it has become the natural choice in academia for both teaching and research purposes.
Papyrus is graphical editing tool for UML 2 as defined by OMG. Papyrus targets to implement 100% of the OMG specification!
Papyrus provides editors for all the UML diagrams:
Papyrus provides also a complete support to SysML in order to enable model-based system engineering. Specific tabular and graphical editors required for SysML are also provided:
Thanks to Moka, Papyrus can execute models using a rich and extensible animation and simulation framework.
Also, as graphical modeling is not always the best way for specifying the behavior of executable models, Papyrus provides textual notation edition with syntax highlight, completion and content assist. It is of course a customizable feature of Papyrus.
All the modeling features of Papyrus are designed to be customizable and to maximize reuse. Therefore, should you want to adapt the standard Papyrus configuration for a specific domain, notation, modeling practice, use the powerful customization mechanisms of Papyrus to adapt the Papyrus modeling environment to suit your needs. Many configurations in Papyrus being model-based, the customization can be done live.
Many technologies complement, extend or use Papyrus. Following are key ones: