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  1. Computer Graphics at University of Toronto

  2. 2

  3. Modeling

  4. 5 Geometry Processing is biology

  5. 6 Geometry processing studies the life of a shape birth … e.g., scan of a physical object or modeling in Maya

  6. 7 Geometry processing studies the life of a shape … … analysis and manipulation

  7. 8 Geometry processing studies the life of a shape consumptio n … Image courtesy Romain Prévost 3d printing

  8. 9 Geometry Processing Winter 2018

  9. 10 Geometry Processing Winter 2018 Prerequisites: Linear Algebra, Calculus Computer Programming Weekly, small coding assignments

  10. 11 Problems in Geometry Processing …

  11. 12 • Alec Jacobson • University of Toronto

  12. Physical Simulation

  13. Really … its like Graphics

  14. Computational Fabrication

  15. 3D Printing = Additive Manufacturing https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:3D_printing_on_replicator_2.webm

  16. Additive Manufacturing Technologies Fused deposition modeling (FDM) Stereolithography (SLA) DLP 3D printing Selective laser sintering (SLS) Direct metal laser sintering (DMLS) Plaster-based 3D printing (PP) Photopolymer Phase Change Inkjets Thermal Phase Change Inkjets Laminated object manufacturing (LOM)

  17. 3D Printing Process Slice 3D model into layers

  18. 3D Printing Process Slice 3D model into layers Manufacture layers one by one (e.g., bottom-up) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org

  19. Applications: Dental and Medical Industries Crowns, copings, bridges Custom Hearing Aids Implants Prosthetics Source: Envisiontec, on3dprinting.com

  20. Applications: Architecture & Design Source: aecbytes.com, Z Corp, object.com

  21. Applications: Automotive Honey 3D Printed comb Ventilation Source: www.uprint3dprinting.com, gizmodo.com Tires Prototype (High Temperature

  22. Applications: Aerospace 3D printed fuel injection nozzle for a jet engine Airbus wing brackets Source: GE, 3dprintingindustry.com

  23. Applications: Jewelry Direct metal printing and casting patterns Source: Shapeways, replicatorinc.com

  24. Applications: Footwear Source: 3dprintingindustry.com, .rapid3d.co.za

  25. Applications: Consumer Home Products Source: Shapeways

  26. Applications: Toys & Gadgets Source: Shapeways, singularityhub.com, MyRobotNation.com

  27. Applications: Art Source: Shapeways, Carlo Sequin, techdigest.tv

  28. Applications: Education Source: printcountry.com, designfax.net

  29. Self Assembly

  30. Self Assembly

  31. Solid Modeling Represent solid interiors of objects SUNY Stony Visible Human Brook (National

  32. Why Volumetric Representations? Some acquisition methods generate solids • Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) • Computed Tomography (CT/ CAT) Source:

  33. Why Volumetric Representations? Some applications require solids • CAD/CAM • material(s) need to be specified inside the object Multi-material 3D Printing Intergraph Corporation

  34. Challenges: Materials Functional Materials Large Material Library for AM Courtesy of Stratasys

  35. Challenges: Modeling Materials Focus on 3D geometry Currently one material per part How to model parts composed of many materials?

  36. Challenges: Fast and Accurate Simulation Digital Design Simulation

  37. Challenges: Fast and Accurate Simulation Digital Design Simulation

  38. Interactive Design Umetani et al.

  39. Jumpers Chen et al.

  40. And More !!! Megaro et al.

  41. Computational Design and Fabrication Course David Levin Course Code: CSC2521 Half-Lecture, Half-Seminar Course, final project only

  42. Interactive Techniques

  43. 47 Course on interactive modeling and animation Karan Singh Seminar style course What is it about? Creative visual communication The transformation of a creative vision into a digital reality, that is easy to refine and reuse.

  44. Sketchpad (Ivan Sutherland 1963) Humans have an audio IN and OUT, a video IN but no explicit video OUT!

  45. MeshMixer [ Schmidt, Singh, MeshMixer SIGGRAPH 2010 talks ] www.meshmixer.com (acquired by Autodesk Inc.) [ Takayama, Schmidt, Singh, Igarashi, Boubekeur, Sorkine, GeoBrush: interactive mesh geometry cloning. Eurographics 2011 ]

  46. Augmented and Virtual Reality

  47. What is Virtual Reality? a computer technology that replicates an environment, real or imagined, and simulates a user's physical presence and environment to allow for user interaction. (Wikipedia)

  48. Holodeck (Star Trek: The Animated Series 1974)

  49. What is Virtual Reality? In general VR is any variant of R where our stimuli and responses are natural or easily learnt! Popular perception of VR is a 360 image viewed in an HMD.

  50. Augmented Reality • Combines Real and Virtual Images registered in 3D. • Interactive in real-time for virtual content. 1977 – Star Wars Azuma, R. T. (1997). A survey of augmented reality. Presence, 6(4), 355-385 .

  51. Pokemon GO..

  52. Course on AR/VR Karan Singh Seminar style course

  53. Rendering

  54. soul machines

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