Search Results for "brain simulator"

This program was developed to simulate the effects of specific sound frequencies on the human brain. By playing slightly different sine wave frequencies into the left and right ears, a third, perceived frequency equal to the difference between the two (e.g. a 10 Hz Alpha wave) is created in the brain. This method is based on scientific research (Heinrich Wilhelm Dove, 1839, and modern EEG studies) exploring the synchronization of brainwaves, increasing focus, reducing stress, and...

...Since the mechanisms of such real-life intelligent systems are so complex, such as the physical interactions between agents and their environment and the social interactions between agents, comprehension and knowledge in many peripheral fields such as cognitive science, developmental psychology, brain science, evolutionary biology, and robotics. Therefore, we have been developing a simulator environment called SIGVerse, which is a simulator that combines dynamics, perception, and communication simulations for synthetic approaches to research into the genesis of social intelligence. In this paper, we introduce SIGVerse, its example application and perspectives.

Note: Golems has moved to GitHub. https://github.com/sambayless/golems *** Golems is a 3D recreational physics simulator. Build robots, spaceships, clocks, catapults or cannons. Add sensors, timers, switches, motors. Give it a brain. Take the wheel and pilot your machine yourself. Build anything.

The Event Related Neuronal Simulation Tool (ERNST) is a Java-based discrete event computational neuroscience (CNS) simulator. ERNST was developed and is maintained by the Computational Neuroscience Laboratory led by Dr. Ernst Niebur at the Zanvyl Krieger Mind/Brain Institute of Johns Hopkins University (JHU).

A primitive brain simulator for medical research. It uses the background of massive complex networks to evaluate the brain behavior through low level neuron modeling. The source code and comments are written in Brazilian Portuguese.

A multi-ISA "assembly debugger" with graphical and terminal frontends. Currently sporting LC-3, Georgia Tech's LC-2200, and brain*. MIPS support is in the making, to compete with SPIM. (Windows, Linux, MacOSX; LC-3 simulator and LC-2200 simulator)