Geese sorting grain: an unusual Unity project

An interesting project demonstrating the capabilities of the Unity engine has been published on Habr. The author created an application where virtual geese sort grain, separating buckwheat from rice. Despite the humorous nature of the idea, the project's implementation required a serious approach: the author used mathematical algorithms, Wolfram tools, and detailed animation to achieve the task. The project is a clear example of how game technologies can be applied to solve non-standard problems. The author has provided open-source code, allowing other developers to study the application's internal structure, animation principles, and object interaction logic in a virtual environment. This is an excellent demonstration of how a creative approach combined with technical skills allows for the creation of unique software products that can serve both educational and entertainment purposes.