👉 The demo fluid, often referred to as the "demo" version of a fluid interface or control system, is a simplified, illustrative model used to demonstrate how fluid-based user interfaces or controls operate. It typically consists of a visual representation of fluid elements, such as water or liquid, that can be manipulated through graphical inputs like sliders, buttons, or knobs to simulate the behavior of real fluid systems. This demo version is designed to provide an intuitive understanding of complex fluid dynamics and control mechanisms, making it accessible for educational purposes or initial system testing. By allowing users to interact with these fluid elements, the demo fluid helps in grasping concepts like flow rates, pressure changes, and viscosity without the need for actual physical hardware, thus bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.
