Monday, March 12, 2012

The Physics of Angry Birds

I have seen plenty of article on the physics employed in the wildly-popular app game "Angry Birds". I came across another one here that describes the kinematics and collisions that any intro physics student can understand.

I think that the kinematics part is rather trivial, but the subsequent collisions and "destruction" that follows can be quite complicated. That would have been a more interesting part that should be discussed in depth.

Zz.

1 comment:

  1. Great way of getting kids interested in kinematics? Title of lecture can something like: "Learn to become a master of angrybirds".

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