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DESCRIPTION:Using the _Functional Mock-Up Interface_ (FMI)\, we can handle 
 and exchange big simulation models.  It seems only logical to integrate th
 is standard into our favorite programming language. Our open-source journe
 y of _FMI.jl_ started almost exactly 5 years ago with this goal in mind: B
 lur the boundaries between Julia and FMI. In this talk\, we want to give a
  broad overview over what is possible with FMUs in Julia today – with li
 ve programs that fit a single slide each.
DTSTAMP:20260529T230820Z
LOCATION:Room 3
SUMMARY:Big simulation models suddenly feel very small - with FMI.jl - Tobi
 as Thummerer
URL:https://pretalx.com/juliacon-2026/talk/F8L7TA/
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