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How to make a dashboard of the speed of a task executer over time?

Hi, I'm trying to create a dashboard that shows the speed change of the task executer over time. I was able to set the max speed, deceleration, acceleration of the task executer according to every node of a network node using the trigger on arrival. That's why I want to make a dashboard of the speed of the task executer over time.

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@Junior P2, please look into this answer of the nature of speed in FlexSim.

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Junior P2 avatar image Junior P2 Joerg Vogel commented ·

Thanks for the answer, but I am using networks nodes, I am not using AGV library because my problem require using network nodes. I need to find the current speed of a task executer at any moment. Is there any way to get the access to the current speed?

I attached my file example.fsm

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tannerp answered

Jörg was on the right track with the post he referenced. There's the "speed" property on the AGV, but the alternative to that is calculating the distance traveled by the AGV on a certain time interval. I set this up in your model. Then you'll calculate the distance/time, but I don't know the best way to do that since FlexSQL doesn't like the SQRT() function. (Hopefully there's not another easy way to do this that I'm missing...)

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