Human Immune System Simulator

Overview

The Human Immune System Simulator is an interactive simulation of the body's immune response to bacterial infections, built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It employs Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) principles to model white blood cell (WBC) behavior as they chase and eliminate bacteria.

Simulator

Play with the simulator using this (Human Immune System Simulator).

Features

• Simulates bacterial growth and white blood cell (WBC) response.
• Adjustable parameters for WBC speed, bacteria speed, and growth rate.
• Cytokine-based communication modeled with ACO-inspired behavior.
• Real-time simulation with dynamic visual feedback.
• Fully responsive UI with dark mode design.

Technologies Used

• HTML, CSS, JavaScript for frontend development.
• Canvas API for rendering real-time simulation.
• ACO-based behavior for immune response modeling.

Installation & Usage

Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/m4lf0rm3d/human-immune-system-simulator.git

Navigate to the project folder:

cd human-immune-system-simulator

Open index.html in a browser to run the simulation.

Controls

• WBC Speed: Adjusts the movement speed of white blood cells.
• Bacteria Speed: Adjusts how fast bacteria move.
• Bacteria Growth Rate: Defines how quickly bacteria multiply.
• Cytokine Evaporation Rate: Controls pheromone decay over time.
• Bacteria Count: Sets the initial number of bacteria.
• WBC Count: Defines the initial count of immune cells.
• Reset Button: Resets all parameters to default.
• Update Button: Applies new parameter values.

Credits

Developed by Ahsan Azeemi (GitHub)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use and modify it for educational purposes.