A physics engine simulates fish movement and a dynamic electric landscape
tweetsatpreet · x · 2026-07-29
- The physics engine simulates fish movement and a dynamic electric landscape.
- Each fish acts as an electric source via EOD pulses, and the field is distorted by nearby agents, food, and boundary walls.
- These field distortions are part of the sensing environment the agents learn to navigate.
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