“Interactive Design of Developable Surfaces” by Tang, Bo, Wallner and Pottmann

  • ©Chengcheng Tang, Pengbo Bo, Johannes Wallner, and Helmut Pottmann

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    Interactive Design of Developable Surfaces

Session/Category Title: DEFORMABLE SURFACE DESIGN

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    We present a new approach to geometric modeling with developable surfaces and the design of curved-creased origami. We represent developables as splines and express the nonlinear conditions relating to developability and curved folds as quadratic equations. This allows us to utilize a constraint solver, which may be described as energy-guided projection onto the constraint manifold, and which is fast enough for interactive modeling. Further, a combined primal-dual surface representation enables us to robustly and quickly solve approximation problems.

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