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A 3D lunar rover simulator built with zero external dependencies runs directly on the GPU in the browser. The project demonstrates lightweight, engine-free rendering: → Simulates vehicle suspension and low-gravity wheel traction on procedural terrain → Uses custom WebGL and GLSL shaders for real-time lighting and surface deformation →...

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