Rapid Manufacturing: Torus geometry and surface tessellation

The use of parametric modelling as both a visualization and fabrication tool is an area of rapid growth in design and construction industry. These programs, coupled with technology such as Rapid Manufacturing or Prototyping, have the potential to allow designers to test and analyze projects on both...

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Main Authors: Pitts, G., Datta, Sambit, Kao, K.
Other Authors: Yi Ren Qui
Format: Conference Paper
Published: Taiwan Association of Digital Media Design 2007
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/13617
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Datta, Sambit
Kao, K.
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Kao, K.
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description The use of parametric modelling as both a visualization and fabrication tool is an area of rapid growth in design and construction industry. These programs, coupled with technology such as Rapid Manufacturing or Prototyping, have the potential to allow designers to test and analyze projects on both macro and micro levels with a minimum of user input. (Figure 1) This form of modelling has vast applicaiton in the design and testing of intelligent and interactive building systems as well as the fabrication of complex custom structural elements. Although it is possible to create working models such as these through the use of current CAD and parametric programs, the process can still be lengthy and complex without the level of intuitive programming required to make it a viable technique in everyday practice
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-136172022-11-21T05:19:40Z Rapid Manufacturing: Torus geometry and surface tessellation Pitts, G. Datta, Sambit Kao, K. Yi Ren Qui Deng Wen Zhang Yong Yong Xu Nong Shi Chen Zun Hong Chen Jintan Yang Shuling Lai Rapid Manufacturing Fabrication Design Parametric Modelling The use of parametric modelling as both a visualization and fabrication tool is an area of rapid growth in design and construction industry. These programs, coupled with technology such as Rapid Manufacturing or Prototyping, have the potential to allow designers to test and analyze projects on both macro and micro levels with a minimum of user input. (Figure 1) This form of modelling has vast applicaiton in the design and testing of intelligent and interactive building systems as well as the fabrication of complex custom structural elements. Although it is possible to create working models such as these through the use of current CAD and parametric programs, the process can still be lengthy and complex without the level of intuitive programming required to make it a viable technique in everyday practice 2007 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/13617 Taiwan Association of Digital Media Design restricted
spellingShingle Rapid Manufacturing
Fabrication
Design
Parametric Modelling
Pitts, G.
Datta, Sambit
Kao, K.
Rapid Manufacturing: Torus geometry and surface tessellation
title Rapid Manufacturing: Torus geometry and surface tessellation
title_full Rapid Manufacturing: Torus geometry and surface tessellation
title_fullStr Rapid Manufacturing: Torus geometry and surface tessellation
title_full_unstemmed Rapid Manufacturing: Torus geometry and surface tessellation
title_short Rapid Manufacturing: Torus geometry and surface tessellation
title_sort rapid manufacturing: torus geometry and surface tessellation
topic Rapid Manufacturing
Fabrication
Design
Parametric Modelling
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/13617