Top 5 AnyLogic blog posts of 2024

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Last year, we published 26 blog posts covering various topics. We shared AnyLogic updates, usage tips, and interesting use cases proving the software's versatility. We also kept our finger on the pulse and discussed the latest simulation modeling trends with you.

As 2024 is over, it is time to review the top 5 blog posts that received the most attention.

5. Process optimization in manufacturing via SAP module and simulation model integration

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This post highlights how integrating the SAP Digital Manufacturing module with AnyLogic simulation models can unlock operational efficiencies in manufacturing. By aligning real-time ERP data with dynamic simulations, businesses can streamline processes and enhance decision-making.

In this blog post, we discuss PwC's experience incorporating simulation modeling with the SAP module for production optimization.

Read more and find useful tips for this integration in the blog post.

4. AnyLogic advances 3D animation in simulation modeling with NVIDIA Omniverse

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The end of 2024 marked a new integration between AnyLogic and NVIDIA Omniverse. It combines AnyLogic’s simulation capabilities with Omniverse’s advanced 3D animation.

In a dedicated blog post that resonated with our readers, we explained the core of AnyLogic-NVIDIA integration and highlighted key features, including enhanced visuals with realistic effects and live synchronization through the Omniverse connector.

We also discussed possible use cases, for example, in the manufacturing sector, in which modelers often play with different layouts, equipment types, and allocations.

Check out the blog post to learn more.

3. Creating a custom simulation object – a robotic crane in AnyLogic software

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This tutorial-style blog post illustrates how to build a custom simulation object, a robotic crane, from scratch. It has valuable insights for both beginners and experienced AnyLogic users.

A shared step-by-step guide walks you through the design, programming, and animation stages in creating custom objects and includes tips for adding realistic behaviors.

Dive into the details and try creating your own custom robot or object, just by following this guide.

2. AnyLogic 8.9: enhanced performance and collaboration features

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Last April, the release of AnyLogic 8.9 brought updates designed to improve modeling productivity and collaboration.

The blog post provides a detailed overview of AnyLogic 8.9's features. These include expanded capabilities for Mac ARM users, Git support for better model version control and improved teamwork, and a memory dump analyzer for debugging and memory monitoring.

If you missed this blog post, be sure to check it out along with other recent posts covering the latest releases and updates.

1. Use ChatGPT for data analysis: make your AnyLogic model talk

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At the very top of our list of the most popular content of 2024 is a blog post that shares the methodology for integrating ChatGPT into the data collection process within AnyLogic models.

Adding a ChatGPT agent to your model can allow you to leverage AI’s capabilities to interpret data, draw conclusions, and enhance communication between the model and its users.

Explore how to integrate ChatGPT into an AnyLogic model in the blog post.


These were the top 5 AnyLogic blog posts of 2024, but there is much more to discover on our blog page. Explore it and find additional content from 2024 and previous years.

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