Eclipse Epsilon

Epsilon is a family of programming languages and tools for model-based software engineering, which has been developed mainly by members of the ASE group since 2004. It provides tools for automating repetitive, error-prone and labour-intensive software and systems engineering tasks, such as model-based code generation, comparison and transformation of software models, and graphical domain-specific modelling tool development. These tasks are common in software development projects, and automating them saves developer time and reduces the number of errors and inconsistencies, resulting in a significant impact on development costs and software quality.

Epsilon has been adopted across the systems and software engineering industry by a wide range of organisations such as Rolls-Royce, BAE Systems, Codebots, IBM, Blackbelt, DevBoost, NASA, Thales, Siemens, Raytheon, ATOS, Ergon, Talend, JC Chapman, Corpus Solutions and the Develop Group. Epsilon is also used as a major component in more than 40 open-source projects and components of Epsilon have also been used in the context of software modelling and model-based software engineering teaching in at least 15 higher education institutions worldwide.