Simulations & Games
Explore interactive simulations that demonstrate fundamental concepts in evolution, natural selection, and animal behavior. Each simulation provides insights into how simple rules can create complex patterns in nature.
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Immobile Cell Simulations
Grid-based simulations with immobile cells operate on a snapshot principle: in each cycle, cells are computed in parallel by reading the current state and writing the next state to a separate grid. These simulations are arranged in order of increasing complexity in the interactions between cells and their neighbouring cells, as well as in the cells' own attributes.
- Conway's Game of Life
- Trait Propagation
- Hawks vs Doves
- Perception and Gene Diversity
- Perception, Recognition and Gene Diversity
- Perception and Recognition of Friends and Foes
Mobile Cell Simulations
Physics-based simulations of natural phenomena.