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Smartphone Patch Gap 2D: N-Day Exposure Gas Simulator

Interactive 2D fleet simulator: a gas of bouncing smartphone particles rolls out an OS security patch under real OEM-delay and adoption-rate statistics, with a live analytic curve verifying the simulated exposure against closed-form probability.

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This is the 2D counterpart to the 3D smartphone patch-gap fleet simulator, built as an independent model rather than a re-rendered scene. The fleet is a real 2D gas of particles undergoing momentum- and energy-conserving elastic collisions, while each particle's exposure state is driven by the same OEM-delay-plus-adoption-rate statistics that govern real mobile device management (MDM) patch compliance. What sets this version apart is a live analytic overlay: a closed-form probability curve for the expected patched fraction, computed by numerically integrating the exact jitter-plus-geometric-adoption law, plotted alongside the empirical curve traced out by the particles on screen — a real-time check that the simulated randomness matches the theory. Drag the exploit-release day and watch both the simulated and analytically-predicted cumulative "vulnerable device-days" track each other as the rollout unfolds.

⚙ Under the hood

A 2D gas of bouncing smartphone particles undergoes real elastic collisions while each particle's patch state follows real OEM-delay and user-adoption statistics; a live analytic curve — computed independently by numerically integrating the exact probability law — verifies the simulated exposure against closed-form theory as an exploit release day is dragged forward or back.

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2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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