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This project is a modification of the original evolution simulation & artificial life project by Joan Queralt Molina: https://sourceforge.net/projects/biogenesis/ In both, the original project and this modification, 2-dimensional organisms consisting of line segments interact with each other, reproduce and evolve in time. Compared to the original project, this modification explores the following features: * alternative mutation mechanisms * an alternative stress-based aging mechanism It is based on the new_design branch of Biogenesis (https://sourceforge.net/p/biogenesis/git/ci/new_design/tree/), its source code can be obatained from http://sourceforge.net/p/biogenesisxmod/code/ci/xmod/tree/ If you want to post a review, remember that this is only a modification, so comment on my changes, not on the simulation. ...

The Mars Rover Simulator project is based on the evolutionary robotics paradigm where an artificial agent acquires its skills through the process of artificial evolution. This simulator can be useful to evolve neural network controllers for the rover

Morphid Academy is a virtual laboratory primarily for the study of evolution of physically simulated forms and their functions.

Ouroborus is an artificial life framework for mobile agents on a background of cellular automata. It can be used to teach and research topics such as population genetics, ecology and evolution. The demo includes a curses view and live Csound audio.

A free, open source, artificial life, genetic evolution simulation in which small creatures called Neds roam the world, mate with one another, harvest food, eat and eventually die.

The Distributed Genetic Programming Framework is a scalable Java genetic programming environment. It comes with an optional specialization for evolving assembler-syntax algorithms. The evolution can be performed in parallel in any computer network.

We experiment with Evolution of Artifical Neural Networks, combining the two fields of Evolutionary Computation and ANNs. Our methods are applied to a variety of interesting problems. To learn more, click on "Home Page", "Mail", or "Files".