tag:simulation

v.impressive physics/mesh operations. Apparently their engine will be partly opensourced soon...

Sim-OnDemand is a OpenSim based Personal Virtual World Server deployed on Amazon Web Services Elastic Computing Cloud EC2 infrastructure. OpenSimulator 3D application server – popularly known as OpenSim – is a fast evolving versatile opensource software capable of mimicking(and more!) Linden Lab(TM)’s SecondLife(TM) virtual worlds.

3D origami design software. The software generates a crease pattern that folds into a given polyhedron and simulates kinematics of rigid origami from *.opx or *.dxf crease pattern.

a framework for Integrated Software Development and Real-Space Design

for Sachin's project

JBullet is Java port of Bullet Physics Library (under ZLIB license). Currently it features most of Bullet 2.70-beta1 base features. Some features are still missing though. Any help with development is welcome. 100% pure Java port, native libraries are used only for OpenGL access in demos, ported most of Bullet 2.70-beta1 base features, supported shapes: static plane, box, sphere, capsule, cylinder, convex hull, compound shape, static and moving triangle mesh, uniform scaling shape, supported joints: generic 6-DOF, cone twist, hinge, point2point, slider

How the Leopard Gets Its Spots; How the Zebra Gets Its Stripes

Spore has been a huge undertaking. Along the way we ended up exploring countless design directions in gameplay, simulation and user interface. One of the ways in which we explore possible design directions is by building simple, playable prototypes that we can play around with to get a sense for a particular system. Usually these prototypes are never seen by the public, but we thought some of the more intrepid players out there might enjoy playing around with a few of our early Spore prototypes. Keep in mind these are not tested, supported or even easily explained.

simulation of baby eye sight development stages (with photo upload feature)