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iPhysics Neutron

A basic engine that sorts colored balls.

Notice: This is an an outdated piece of software, and is no longer maintained or endorsed by V0LT. It uses Unity3D, a proprietary engine, and feeds analytics data back to the company that develops Unity. This doesn't comply with V0LT's modern ethics standards of privacy and digital freedom. To see V0LT's open source and freedom respecting software, check out the Programs page.

A screenshot of iPhysics Neutron just after starting, with a completely empty area

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A screenshot of iPhysics Neutron after several balls have been generated

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A screenshot of iPhysics Neutron after several dozen balls have been generated

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A screenshot of iPhysics Neutron after several hundred balls have been generated

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iPhysics Neutron is a very basic artificial intelligence demonstration. It has the simple task of sorting blue and red spheres. At first, it randomly guesses which category you want the spheres to be dropped into. If it gets it wrong, pressing the backspace key lets it know. Over time it will begin to learn what category you want the colored spheres to be dropped into. The name "Neutron" comes from the part of your brain that interprets data: the neuron. The T is added to form the name Neutron. A neutron is one of the smallest forms of matter defined by conventional physics. Likewise, iPhysics Neutron breaks down the process of AI into it's smallest and easiest form.

Clear

The clear and transparent setup makes it easy to see how the engine operates.

Easy

The program has a very basic setup, and everything is clearly marked.

Quick Reference

Due to the program's simple nature, the manual is very small, and is always open and shown on the side of the screen.

Fast

Since the task is so simple, the AI learns fairly quickly what is wanted of it.

Realistic

Since iPhysics Neutron is designed to be an artificial intelligence demonstration, there's absolutely nothing stopping you from training it incorrectly.

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