flocking simulation software

Flocking simulation software models the coordinated movement of groups of entities, like birds, fish, or crowds, based on simple rules such as alignment, separation, and cohesion. It allows researchers and developers to analyze and visualize complex group behaviors dynamically. The software typically uses algorithms that enable each entity to adjust its position considering its neighbors, creating realistic, natural movement patterns without centralized control. This technology is used in video games, animations, robotics, and scientific studies to simulate and understand how individual actions lead to collective behavior.