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Habitat-Sim
A flexible, high-performance 3D simulator for Embodied AI research
Habitat-Sim is a high-performance 3D simulator for embodied AI research, designed to run photorealistic indoor environments at thousands of frames per second. It offers GPU-accelerated rendering and a flexible sensor suite—RGB, depth, semantic segmentation, and more—so agents can perceive and act in realistic scenes. The engine is written in C++ with Python bindings and integrates physics, navigation meshes, and shortest-path planners to support tasks like point-goal navigation,... -
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pedsim
A microscopic pedestrian crowd simulation system and library
PEDSIM is a microscopic pedestrian crowd simulation system. The PEDSIM library allows you to use pedestrian dynamics in your own software. Based on pure C++ without additional packages, it runs virtually on every operating system. The PEDSIM Demo Application gives you a quick overview of the capabilities, and is a starting point for your own experiments. PEDSIM is suitable for use in crowd simulations (e.g. indoor evacuation simulation, large scale outdoor simulations), where one is interested in output like pedestrian density or evacuation time. ... -
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pyFormex is a program for generating, transforming and manipulating large geometrical models of 3D structures by sequences of mathematical operations.
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