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Lenia Lenia Synopsis | --> Media | Code & Web Demo | Talks | Collaborations | Papers | Mentions | Timeline | Directions Synopsis OSL website Lenia is a system of continuous cellular automata , a form of artificial life. It was derived from Conway's Game of Life by making everything smooth, continuous and generalized. The project started in 2015 by experimenting with Game of Life variations, led to the discovery of continuous glider Orbium , and 400+ more species. These digital creatures show lifelike features like self-organization, self-repair, bilateral and radial symmetries, locomotive dyna
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