Past eventHeld October 12–14, 2026
American Modelica and FMI Conference 2026
The American Modelica and FMI Conference is an in-person conference for users, library developers, tool vendors and language designers. The 2026 edition added a track for equation-oriented modeling languages beyond Modelica.
Georgia Institute of Technology
- Held
- October 12–14, 2026
- Venue
- Georgia Institute of Technology
- City
- Atlanta, Georgia
TL;DR
- The conference took place October 12–14, 2026, at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia.
- Workshops and tutorials were scheduled to be free to conference attendees on the afternoon of October 12, with up to two non-overlapping workshops available.
- It is the main event for Modelica and FMI users, library developers, tool vendors and language designers to share knowledge on related modeling and simulation technologies.
About
This gathering serves people who use Modelica and FMI, write model libraries, build simulation tools, or design the languages themselves, giving them a common place to exchange findings and industrial experience. The 2026 edition was billed as opening a separate track for technical work in equation-oriented languages that are not Modelica, and as adding a competition for student papers. Alongside the paper sessions, the program was scheduled to include tutorials pitched at both newcomers and experienced users, talks from users and vendors, and an exhibition.
Who was in the room
Modelica and FMI users
Users of Modelica and FMI were among the intended attendees of the conference.
Library developers
Library developers were among the intended attendees of the conference.
Tool vendors
Tool vendors were among the intended attendees of the conference.
Language designers
Language designers were among the intended attendees of the conference.
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Venue
Georgia Institute of TechnologyQuestions people ask
5 answeredIt took place October 12–14, 2026.
It was held at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia.
Modelica and FMI users, library developers, tool vendors and language designers attend.
It is most useful for simulation engineers, library developers and tool vendors working with Modelica, FMI and related standards, since the program had paper presentations, tutorials, vendor sessions and an exhibition, with Dassault Systemes and Modelon among sponsors. Engineers who do not use equation-oriented modeling would get less, though the new track on other equation-oriented languages and the free workshops on October 12 widened the appeal for newcomers.
Engineering and university-hosted technical conferences usually see casual or business casual dress, such as jeans or chinos with a button-down or sweater.
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