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Alien
An artificial life simulation tool built on a specialized 2D particle engine in CUDA for soft bodies and fluid-like media. Simulated bodies are networks of particles that can be given higher-level functions, such as sensors, muscles and neural networks, and act as digital organisms in a common environment. The software is open-source under the BSD-3-Clause license.
Features
- Interactive physics simulation of damageable and glueable soft bodies and fluids Source: alien-project.org
Limitations
- Nvidia graphics card with compute capability version 6.0 Source: alien-project.org
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