Matlab/Simulink supports programming the Raspberry Pi using the Matlab interface and Simulink modeling. It is mainly used for academic research in areas such as hardware interfacing, numerical computing, and simulation control. General-purpose applications like multimedia, entertainment, and networking are more suitable for programming with general-purpose languages such as Java, C/C++, or Python.

First, you need to have the Matlab software, the latest version being R2016b. Then, in the additional tools of Matlab, click on ‘Get Hardware Support Package’ to enter the installation interface. Select the Matlab and Simulink support packages related to Raspberry Pi and click install.

If you are unable to open the hardware support package list due to network issues, you can download the installation package from the MathWorks website (mlpkginstall) and double-click it to complete the installation.

After the installation is complete, you need to configure it by flashing a system image with Matlab services onto an SD card, which will then be used to boot the Raspberry Pi. Click settings in the image below:

After selecting the board model, choose the drive letter of the SD card and flash it.

Once flashed, you will see the Raspberry Pi Simulink module in the Simulink library.

Subsequently, you can start programming the Raspberry Pi using Matlab.

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