DEngine

DEngine (an abbreviation of Distributed computing Engine), is a computational framework that the Campbell Lab uses to speed up mathematical simulations of muscles.

The framework consists of:

Windows PCs, each of which runs a screen-saver client (DEngine.scr, available below)
a central "controller" PC which coordinates the behavior of the network using programs such as Swarmer
mathematical models (for example, FiberSim) which run as console applications on the clients.

Downloads

DEngine client setup file (13.5 MB) for Win 7 or Vista machines.

Current operation

You can see what DEngine is doing 'right now' in the images below.

Please contact Ken Campbell (k.s.campbell@uky.edu) if you'd like more information about the distributed system.

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