Building virtual Dynamic Labyrinths

With the virtual version of the Dynamic Labyrinths you can build Dynamic Labyrinths on the computer — from simple static to complex computational networks.
Dynamic Labyrinths are known in the literature on computability as Rödding-Netze (Rödding networks). It can be proven that this concept of an automaton is equivalent to other computationally universal concepts like the register machine. In principle, a Dynamic Labyrinth can be constructed for every computable function.

Dynamic Labyrinths in JavaScript

This software has been developed in the workgroup Cognitive Mathematics / Computer Science with major contributions by Steffen Vogel.
If you have any feedback, please refer to Prof. Dr. Inge Schwank.

The software runs in most modern browsers with enabled JavaScript.

If you are not using a mouse, you can go to preferences and change the setting for mouse actions from "drag&drop" to "click". This way you can place bricks on the board using the touch function.

DL-App: Start Dynamic Labyrinths