mujoco-scene-editor
Lightweight, interactive scene editor for MuJoCo 3.x. Create or edit scenes in your browser to place shapes, import meshes, add robots, and edit elements interactively.
JuPedSim is a Python package with a C++ core to simulate pedestrian dynamics
JuPedSim is an open-source library for simulating the dynamics of pedestrians and crowds. It models how individual agents move through a walkable geometry, react to one another, and route toward exits, making it suitable for studying evacuations, crowd management, and the design of buildings, transport hubs, and public spaces.
Python-first API over a high-performance C++ core — set up geometries,
spawn agents, define routes, and step the simulation entirely from Python.
Multiple operational models, including the Social Force Model.
Flexible routing via journeys and stages (waypoints, exits, waiting
areas) with support for probabilistic and conditional transitions, so agents
can follow alternative paths through the same geometry.
Comes with a web-based frontend https://app.jupedsim.org
Evacuation-time studies, route-choice and bottleneck analysis, capacity
planning, and reproducible research in pedestrian dynamics.
Lightweight, interactive scene editor for MuJoCo 3.x. Create or edit scenes in your browser to place shapes, import meshes, add robots, and edit elements interactively.
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python engine to simulate the building energy and thermal performance of a building using the ISO 52000
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