The AnyLogic Conference 2024

September 5

Online

#ALConf24

AnyLogic’s annual conference was a huge triumph. Below, you will find all kinds of content from the event. Industry specialists in simulation demonstrated how AnyLogic is being applied across multiple industries with a huge amount of success.

Thank you to all who attended for making the AnyLogic Conference 2024 so insightful, memorable, and successful. We hope to see you again at our next conference.

Conference Agenda

Organization	Industry	Presentation	PDF	Video
	Warehouse Operations	Simulation Modeling of Autonomous Case Handling Robots (ACR) in a Warehouse Environment Using AnyLogic
	Oil & Gas, Supply Chains	Simulation of Inventory and Primary Logistics Management for Refineries and Depots
	Rail Logistics, Digital Twin	Cognitive Digital Twin for Rail Infrastructure Management & Operations
	Workshop	One Skill to Rule Them All - Problem-Solving for AnyLogic
	Warehouse Operations	Warehouse Space Utilization and Validation Study
	Simulation Software	AnyLogic 8 — Roadmap
	F&B Industry, Digital Twin	Digital Twin to Improve Performance of a Meal-Kit Delivery Company
	Mining, Road Traffic	Optimizing Load-Out Station Configuration at Coal Wash Plant
	Production Facilities	Efficient Simulation of Dosing and Weighing Systems in Animal Nutrition
	Production Layout, FMCG	Designing a New Production facility for a FMCG Producer Using a Simulation Model
	Simulation Software	Advancements in AnyLogic Cloud — Completed Runs View and Single Sign-On
	Digital Twin, Passenger Terminals	Integrated Digital Twin and Explainable AI for Metro Passenger Flow Management
	Machine Learning, Sustainable Energy	Enhancing Energy Efficiency at GSK with Decision Intelligence
	Railways	Robust Railway Crew Operations by Simulation
	Simulation Software	Revolutionizing AnyLogic 3D Animation: A Gateway to the NVIDIA Omniverse
	Ports & Terminals	Simulation Tool to Address Capacity Planning Challenges in South African Ports
	Mining	Simulation Driven Impact Estimation on the Mining Industry
	Ports & Terminals	Navigating Success: Validating Throughput Capacity in a Novel Marine Fuel Operation Through Discrete Event Simulation
	Production	Eagle Simulate — A Data-Driven Framework for Low Code / No Code Simulation Development in the Aluminum Industry
	Workshop	AnyLogic 9 Workshop — Consumer Product Supply Chain and Market Model
	Transportation, AI	Using Simulation and AI to Optimize the Free Tesla-Fleet Sharing Offer
	Manufacturing, Workforce Scheduling	Efficient Workforce Allocation in Manufacturing Operations Using AnyLogic Simulation
	Warehouse Operations	Automated Distribution Center Palletization Simulation for a Leading Pet Supply Company

Workshops

AnyLogic 9 — Optimizing Motor Oil Supply Chain

Dr. Andrei Borshchev, CEO, Nikolay Churkov, Principal Software Engineer at The AnyLogic Company, & Yulia Tropina, AnyLogic 9 Product Manager

AnyLogic 9 is getting closer! In this workshop, you will get a good doze of AnyLogic 9 user experience by building a Motor Oil Supply Chain model in your browser.

As with almost any supply chain model, it will be a combination of agent based and process modeling. The goal of the project will be to optimize the inventory policy, and for that, you will run the Optimization experiment in AnyLogic Cloud.

The three presenters will showcase cloud-based distributed model development and instant model delivery to the end user. You will have three options: build the model by following the presenters, build it at your own pace using the cheat sheet, or just watch and relax.

If you wish to build the model and do not have a Cloud subscription, please pre-register by sending an email to conference@anylogic.com to receive a temporary subscription. Please note that numbers are limited and you must have already registered for the Conference.

One Skill to Rule Them All — Problem-Solving for AnyLogic

Dr. Benjamin Schumann, Simulation Consultant

You may be an AnyLogic hobbit, elf, dwarf, or wizard, but do you have it? Do you have the:

One skill to rule them all, One skill to solve them, One skill to learn them all, and in solutions bind them, In the realm of AnyLogic, where simulations thrive.

In this workshop, expert AnyLogic modeler Benjamin Schumann will teach you the most important skill when learning or perfecting AnyLogic: how to solve problems. Small, large, easy, hard.

But it's not all talk; Ben will actually solve your problems. While solving them, he will share his insights into how to tackle and solve problems every time. Over the past 15 years, he has solved quite a few…

Hobbits (beginners) will see how existing example models and asking good questions basically do the work for you.
Elves and dwarves (advanced) will dive into code-complete, JavaDoc, and exploit the help to the last drop.
Wizards are taken to solve problems no one has solved before. Ben will share how he went about this several times (building RL models from scratch, importing Google Maps photogrammetry, etc.).

But we also need a dramatic finale: Ben will solve a problem unknown to him live, sharing how he’d go about it. Find out if he can cast the problem into Mount Doom.

It’s great to attend the AnyLogic Conference because you can see how the tool is being applied across multiple industries, get to exchange ideas with people, see how other people are solving the same problems and see what the best approach is.

Artem Parakhine,
PWC
The AnyLogic Conference is a great place to learn more about the product and to receive firsthand information from the AnyLogic developers, as well as practitioners with a huge amount of experience.

Arnd Schirrmann,
Airbus Group Innovations
Although we are long-time users of AnyLogic, this is the first time I was able to attend the users Conference. The biggest benefit I got out of was actually to meet some of the GE customers, at a corporate level we have been working with, but did not have those personal relationships with.

Onur Dulgeroglu, Senior Analytics Engineer,
GE Global Research
The value I find in attending the AnyLogic Conference, was the multitude of different research and projects that are going on with AnyLogic. It really opened my eyes to some new ideas that we can implement with AnyLogic that we might not have thought of before.

Beth Tyrie,
Fruit of the Loom