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The Rossum Project is an attempt to collect and distribute robotics software. We are seeking help with our first project, a mobile-robot simulator featuring a 2-D virtual world, and new work including artificial intelligence and robot-control logic.
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Aibalone is a free implementation of an Artificial Intelligence for the game Abalone. The project is written in java.
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This project aims to promote computer science. In the way of 'serious games', it will particularly help students to improve their computer skills. This project provides a framework to create space battles between AI.
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A Java tool to generate pairings in swiss system-like tournaments. jSwissTour uses Constraint Programming tools to be as flexible as possible, and noticeably the ability to handle games with more than two players.
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CherBot is an information bot for Crossfire, Daimonin and good old plain IRC that keeps track of which players collect which items, who's been online, determines a level ranking, provides a mail system for mailing offline players, manages clans and
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Java package to study a clustering model described in the paper \"Novel Clustering Algorithm Based Upon Games on Evolving Network\" by Q. Li, Z. Chen, Y. He and J-P. Jiang (in arxiv: http://arxiv.org/pdf/0812.5064v1), generalizations and similar issues.
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The Virtual Storyteller is a multi-agent framework for generating stories based on a concept called emergent narrative.
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Use a language CycL or KIF to represent shared ontological integration with a first person MOO system to provide debugging and agent facilities.
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This is a computer client for an original CCG game "Boomb.It!" (see www.shadem.ru). It allows to play the game without an opponent (AI developing), and it is able to play as p2p client over the Internet through the build-in jabber client.
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iSnake aims to bring the fun and simplicity of snake game (popular among cell phone users) with some new features. It includes a computer controlled intelligent opponent and multiplayer feature.
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This is a bot programming game written in JAVA.You are required to write a program to control the player in a virtual environment to make the bot move, scan the arena for enemies, throw bombs etc. Two such programs are made to fight against each other.
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Origin is a evolver for the programming game Corewars. Part of this project is a modified MARS (Memory Array Redcode Simulator) written in C especialy for evolvers. With SWIG its going to be very easy to use in different languages.
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Cognitive agent based social simulation toolkit (RBOT+MRS) / production system based on ACT-R (http://act-r.psy.cmu.edu) allows for modelling single actor cognitive experiments (RBOT) and multiple actors in a simulated (semiotic) world (RBOT + MRS).
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GothWaG (Gothic WarGame) is a turn-based war game written in Java usable on the net. It will support: different races, armies, infantries, cavalries, monsters, warmachines and a good artificial intelligence for single match.
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Do you have a Sudoku to solve? Or want to verify your solution? JSudokuSolver can do this for you! In contrast to other Sudoku solving tools, this program does so by using the same rules a human would. So you can improve your Sudoku solving skills.
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Tank Arena X is a 2-D arcade game playable by a single or multiple players. It loads all the game data from simple text files, allowing for easy modifications and creation of new levels and mods. Also, can support AI tanks using its AI engine.
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An academic project where computer-science students can practice data structures principles. Based on the famous problem of the labyrinth rat, this application has an engine where you can run your own algorithms to help the robot to get out of the laby.
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This is a program that can maintain a running conversation with a user. This is an evolution of an Eliza clone called Splotch. This version brings Splotch to the J2SE and MIDP platforms. So, if you like to SMS, get yourself a copy of Splotch!
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The central aim of OrkAPI is to be an interface to any kind of Ork-related data within Java. It also features a GUI that can assist in creating a move and inspecting the collected data. There are many points to extend OrkAPI with "Plugin" classes.
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A simulation environment for 2D robots to interact and perform tasks in. Meant to be educational and demonstrate emergent behaviors. No download necessary! See demos on project website!
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This is a fork of the JollyNinja Bot for Robocode. The project intends to document JollyNinja's source code, make it work in teams and provide a solid API to base other Bots on, especially TeamRobot based bots.
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Tank Battles is a 3D simulator for teaching robot artificial inteligence. It's heavilly influenced by Robocode, but differs from the former in that it adds the complexity of a full 3D scene, realistic physics simulation, among other features.
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Artificial life & IA game : the players can create worlds ('arenas' or 'domains') and bots. The bots can fight between themselves on 'arena' worlds, or live in a distributed world made with the 'domains' worlds, hosted by the others players throu
