This is NanoPond, an artificial life simulator for Android.
NanoPond runs a virtual machine in which "life" can develop. This virtual machine is a port of a Java program by Thomas Abeel, who in turn based his virtual machine on the C code of Adam Ierymenko. NanoPond was used in a Computational Intelligence course at Ghent University.
The virtual machine is complete and adapted to be multithreaded, allowing it to run concurrently on multiple cores. The graphical display runs in its own thread. The app also provides simulation controls, report and detail panels, and an editor for inspecting and modifying individual cells.
This program is released under the GNU General Public License Version 3. The programs on which it is based were released under the GPL 2.
The artwork is copyrighted.
You can email me at pieter.pareit@gmail.com with any comments, suggestions, or corrections.