ICAPS 2026 Dublin, Ireland

Events

Marion Technical Writer May 26, 2026

Hexaly is delighted to be the Bronze Sponsor of ICAPS 2026. The International Conference on Automated Planning and Scheduling (ICAPS) is the premier forum for exchanging news and research results on the theory and applications of intelligent and automated planning and scheduling technology. The event will take place from June 27 to July 2, 2026, at the Clayton Hotel Burlington Road, Dublin, Ireland. You can access the conference program here.

Come visit the Hexaly booth and meet our Optimization Scientist, Léa Petit-Jean Genat, who will be on-site throughout the day. They will be happy to connect if you have questions, want to learn more about our technology, or are curious about the latest features of  Hexaly 14.5. This new version 14.5 brings major performance improvements in routing, scheduling, and packing, along with a significant boost in nonlinear optimization capabilities. It is also a great opportunity to discuss career opportunities at Hexaly in an informal setting.

Hexaly, a new kind of global optimization solver, by Léa Petit-Jean Genat

Hexaly Optimizer is a new kind of global optimization solver. Its modeling interface is nonlinear and set-oriented. In a sense, Hexaly APIs unify and extend modeling concepts from mixed-linear programming, nonlinear programming, constraint programming, and black-box optimization. Under the hood, Hexaly combines various exact and heuristic optimization methods, such as branch-and-bound, automatic Dantzig-Wolfe reformulation, column and row generation, propagation methods, local search, direct search, and surrogate modeling techniques.

Regarding performance benchmarks, Hexaly distinguishes itself from leading solvers such as Gurobi, IBM Cplex, and Google OR Tools by delivering fast, scalable solutions for Routing, Scheduling, Packing, Clustering, and Location problems.

This talk will introduce our set-based modeling formalism and show its scalability for large instances. We will then explore how the solver can use this formalism to automatically use state-of-the-art resolution techniques from the exact and heuristic fields.

We look forward to connecting with the Operations Research community at the 2026 ICAPS conference in Dublin, Ireland.

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