“3D printing oriented design: geometry and optimization” Chaired by
Conference:
Type(s):
Title:
- 3D printing oriented design: geometry and optimization
Presenter(s)/Author(s):
Abstract:
3D printers have become popular in recent years and enable fabrication of custom objects for home users. The promise of moving creations from a virtual space into reality is truly tantalizing and its applications go far beyond basic manufacturing and rapid prototyping. However, many obstacles remain for 3D printing to be practical and commonplace. In this course, we will review the recent researches on computational techniques of 3D printing which have received considerable attention for assisting users to generate desired manufacturable objects. Then we will discuss about some other shape design problems in 3D printing.
Additional Information:
Level
Intermediate
Prerequisites
Basic background in computer graphics and particularly geometric modelling and processing. Working knowledge of fabrication/3D printing recommended but not required.
Intended Audience
Graduate students, practitioners, and researchers interested in 3D printing and fabrication and in particular, graphics researches and shape design in 3D printing.
