Galton Board 2.0.1

Originally devised by Galton in 1894, the Galton Board features a multitude of balls navigating through a complex network of pins, faced with the binary decision of moving left or right at each juncture. Despite the appearance of boundless outcomes, discernible patterns begin to take shape. But what exactly drives this process?

This application serves as a digital rendition of the renowned Galton board, designed primarily for educational use. Users have the ability to customize the size of the board and set over a thousand balls in motion. On iPad devices, it is even possible to conduct multiple simulations concurrently across separate windows.

The findings are presented through a comprehensive bar chart analysis. The Galton Board holds significant relevance to Pascal's Triangle, Newton's binomial theorem, and various concepts within probability theory.

For optimal fidelity in experimentation and system performance, the simulation ensures that balls do not interact with one another.

It is our aspiration that this application aids individuals in gaining a deeper understanding of probability. Your feedback and suggestions for enhancing the application are greatly appreciated.