Versions:

43.0.24
43.0.23
43.0.22
43.0.21
43.0.20
43.0.19
43.0.14
43.0.13
43.0.12
43.0.11
43.0.10
43.0.9
43.0.8
43.0.6
43.0.5
43.0.4
43.0.2
43.0.1
43.0.0
42.4.2
42.4.1
42.4.0
42.3.35
42.3.34
42.3.33
42.3.32
42.3.31
42.3.30
42.3.29
42.3.28
42.3.27
42.3.26
42.3.24
42.3.23
42.3.22
42.3.21
42.3.20
42.3.18
42.3.17
42.3.16
42.3.15
42.3.14
42.3.13
42.3.12
42.3.11
42.3.10
42.3.9
42.3.8
42.3.7
42.3.6
42.3.5
42.3.4
42.3.3
42.3.2
42.3.1
42.3.0
42.2.17
42.2.16
42.2.15
42.2.14
42.2.13
42.2.12
42.2.10
42.2.9
42.2.8
42.2.7
42.2.6
42.2.5
42.2.4
42.2.3
42.2.2
42.2.1
42.2.0
42.1.1
42.1.0
42.0.9
42.0.8
42.0.7
42.0.6
42.0.5
42.0.4
42.0.3
42.0.2
42.0.1
41.0.0
40.1.3
40.1.2
40.1.0
40.0.0
39.0.1
39.0.0
38.0.3
38.0.2
38.0.1
38.0.0
37.3.1
37.3.0
37.2.1
37.2.0
37.1.9
37.1.8
37.1.7
37.1.6
37.1.5
37.1.4
37.1.3
37.1.1
37.1.0
37.0.1
37.0.0
36.1.3
36.1.2
36.0.12
36.0.10
36.0.9
36.0.8
36.0.7
36.0.6
36.0.5
36.0.4
36.0.3
36.0.2
36.0.1
36.0.0
35.0.3
35.0.2
35.0.1
35.0.0
34.1.14
34.1.13
34.1.12
34.1.11
34.1.10
34.1.9
34.1.8
34.1.7
34.1.5
34.1.4
34.1.3
34.1.2
34.1.1
34.1.0
34.0.20
34.0.19
34.0.18
34.0.17
34.0.16
34.0.15
34.0.14
34.0.13
34.0.12
34.0.11
34.0.10
34.0.9
34.0.8
34.0.7
34.0.6
34.0.5
34.0.4
34.0.3
34.0.2
34.0.1
34.0.0
33.1.2
33.1.1
33.1.0
33.0.8
33.0.7
33.0.6
33.0.5
33.0.4
31.0.6

Alchemist is an extensible simulator for pervasive computing developed by Unibo, designed to model and analyze complex distributed systems where computational resources are embedded within everyday environments. The software enables researchers and developers to simulate scenarios involving Internet of Things (IoT) deployments, smart city infrastructures, wearable computing networks, and other ubiquitous computing paradigms. Its extensible architecture allows users to incorporate custom modules and algorithms, making it suitable for academic research, industrial prototyping, and educational purposes in computer science and engineering domains. The simulator supports the evaluation of system performance, energy consumption, network protocols, and interaction patterns among pervasive devices under various environmental conditions. Currently at version 43.0.24, Alchemist has evolved through 172 documented releases, demonstrating continuous development and refinement of its simulation capabilities. The software falls under the category of development tools, specifically targeting researchers working on distributed systems, mobile computing, and context-aware applications. Its modular framework accommodates different simulation models, including agent-based approaches, network simulations, and hybrid scenarios combining physical and digital components. Users can configure simulation parameters, define device behaviors, and analyze results through built-in visualization and data export features. The tool has been utilized in studies ranging from crowd dynamics modeling to environmental monitoring systems, providing insights into scalability, reliability, and efficiency aspects of pervasive computing solutions. Alchemist is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.

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