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WireWarping++: Robust and Flexible Surface Flattening With Length Control

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WireWarping++: Robust and Flexible Surface Flattening With Length Control
— Surface flattening has numerous applications in sheet manufacturing industries, such as garment industry, shoe industry, toy industry, furniture industry and ship industry. Motivated by the requirements of those industries, WireWarping approach presented in [1] is exploited to generate 2D patterns with invariant length of feature and boundary curves. However, strict length constraints on all feature curves sometimes cause large distortions on 2D patterns, especially for those 3D surfaces which are highly non-developable. In this paper, we present a flexible and robust extension of WireWarping by introducing a new type of feature curves named elastic feature, which brings flexibility to shape control of the resultant 2D patterns. On these new feature curves, instead of strictly preserving the exact lengths, only the ranges of their lengths are controlled. To achieve this function, a multi-loop shape control optimization framework is proposed to find the optimized 2D shape among ...
Yunbo Zhang, Charlie C. L. Wang
Added 15 May 2011
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Type Journal
Year 2011
Where TASE
Authors Yunbo Zhang, Charlie C. L. Wang
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