Observed arrival · 2026-10-05
DarwinBots: Artificial Life in the Browser
A browser-based artificial-life simulator where programmed bots interact, reproduce, and evolve through mutation.
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- Artificial-life simulation experimenters
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- The homepage says the simulator includes more than 600 bots from its forum and supports population, genetics, and phylogeny analysis.
Field notes
The listed workflow lets users choose a scenario, seed species, and adjust world parameters while a simulation runs. The page says each run can be examined through population, genetics, phylogeny, and event data, including replicas and reports; it also points to a DNA editor and several tournament formats. The manual is marked as in preparation, and an English manual is described as forthcoming.
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