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As the logistics landscape evolves with increased demand for goods, heightened focus on efficiency, and a commitment to environmental sustainability, ports and terminals seek innovation through advanced technologies. FlexTerm, a software equipped with the capability to test future scenarios and predict outcomes, addresses many operational challenges. By crafting digital replicas, FlexTerm empowers operators to study, test, design, and optimize layouts, equipment, and operations before they hit production. The power to predict your port and terminal's future is at your fingertips today. Explore the possibilities with FlexTerm.

FlexTerm had the privilege of visiting the Center of Excellence in Modeling and Simulation for Next Generation Ports (C4NGP) at the National University of Singapore. We engaged in discussions about the integration of state-of-the-art simulation and modeling, advanced optimization techniques, and the transformative capabilities of artificial intelligence. We look forward to future collaborations with C4NGP, contributing to the development of next generation port experts and fostering innovation in the field.

Exciting news! FlexTerm’s latest release is now available. FlexTerm 22.0.0 takes advantage of the powerful FlexSim simulation engine 22 upgrade which includes Python Connector for machine learning and optimization support, a GIS Mapping tool, and more. Existing FlexTerm customers can easily access the update by downloading it from their web accounts or requesting a download link. If you’re new to FlexTerm and want to explore its capabilities, submit a demo request on our website, and we’ll be in touch.

The complexity in the planning and design of an offshore wind port necessitates modern technology. As wind farm components continue to increase in size, the need for precise planning is vital. Edgaras Trijonis will present at the Baltic Ports Organization's Ports 4.0 Conference on how the Port of Esbjerg applied FlexTerm’s digital twin technology to help guide critical decision-making in the development of their offshore wind port.