Patent classifications
G06T17/30
COMPUTER IMPLEMENTED METHODS FOR GENERATING 3D GARMENT MODELS
The invention relates to computer implemented methods for generating a garment finish preset comprising assembly instructions for a garment finish for a garment to be fabricated, for automatically generating a garment finish preset comprising assembly instructions for a garment finish for a garment to be fabricated, and for automatically determining at least one candidate from a plurality of garment finish presets, each of said garment finish presets comprising assembly instructions for a garment finish for a garment to be fabricated from garment panels.
System and Method for Defining Watertight and Locally Refinable Surfaces with Interpolatory Control Points
A method for creating a watertight boundary between two graphical elements including the steps of displaying a first surface having a first shape and a second surface having a second shape on the display, an open space existing between the first surface and the second surface, defining a first region of the first surface, and defining a second region of the second surface, and modifying the first surface to a modified first surface such that the first region matches with the second region and the modified first surface and the second surface form a watertight connection at a modified first region and the second region, the step of modifying including geometrically matching the first region of the first surface with the second region of the second surface to establish the modified first region.
Object Deformation with Bindings and Deformers Interpolated from Key Poses
An image generation system defines a set of deformation handles having an associated set of one or more control parameters, obtains a set of object points representative of a virtual object, maps the set of object points to a plurality of key pose states, wherein the key pose state is represented by a key pose state data structure corresponding to a key pose that specifies control parameters to place the set of the deformation handles to coincide with the set of object points, determines corresponding key pose state data structures, receives a set of deformations to be applied to the set of deformation handles, interpolates poses among an interpolated key pose state set to form a current pose state based on the set of deformations, and adjusts the virtual object based on the interpolated key pose state set.
Computing device and method for simplifying point cloud of object
In a method for simplifying point clouds of an object using a computing device, a point cloud of the object is obtained from a scanning device connected to the computing device, and the point cloud is meshed into triangulated grids. The triangulated grids are selected from the point cloud, and a number of simplification passes to simplify the triangulated grids is received from an input device. The triangulated grids of triangles are classified according to a shape of each grid and a location of each grid in the point cloud. Each type of triangulated grid is simplified to obtain simplified grids by performing a loop triangular grid function with the number of simplification passes. The simplified grids are smoothed and the cloud model of the object can be displayed.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR SUBGINGIVAL MEASUREMENT
A method for measuring regions of a tooth in a mouth including: measuring at least one surface point on a surface of the tooth with respect to an element mechanically coupled to said surface point; determining a location of at least one visible reference mechanically coupled to said surface point with respect to said element; estimating a location of said surface point with respect to said visible reference. A device used for such measuring may include a main body comprising a final optical element of an imager which defines an optical field of view directed in a first direction; and a measurement element coupled to said main body extending generally in said first direction; where a tip of said measurement element is sized and shaped to be inserted between a tooth and adjacent gingiva; where said optical field of view is sized to image at least part of a tooth.
DEVICE AND METHOD FOR SUBGINGIVAL MEASUREMENT
A method for measuring regions of a tooth in a mouth including: measuring at least one surface point on a surface of the tooth with respect to an element mechanically coupled to said surface point; determining a location of at least one visible reference mechanically coupled to said surface point with respect to said element; estimating a location of said surface point with respect to said visible reference. A device used for such measuring may include a main body comprising a final optical element of an imager which defines an optical field of view directed in a first direction; and a measurement element coupled to said main body extending generally in said first direction; where a tip of said measurement element is sized and shaped to be inserted between a tooth and adjacent gingiva; where said optical field of view is sized to image at least part of a tooth.
Parameterizing a 3D modeled object for tessellation
It is proposed a computer-implemented method for parameterizing a three-dimensional modeled object for tessellation. The method comprising the steps of providing a boundary representation of the modeled object, the boundary representation comprising geometrical data including parametric surfaces and topological data including a set of faces each defined as a portion of the 2D domain of a respective parametric surface; determining 2D meshes each fitting a respective face; and associating the 2D meshes to the geometrical data of the boundary representation. Such a solution improves the tessellation of a 3D modeled object.
Parameterizing a 3D modeled object for tessellation
It is proposed a computer-implemented method for parameterizing a three-dimensional modeled object for tessellation. The method comprising the steps of providing a boundary representation of the modeled object, the boundary representation comprising geometrical data including parametric surfaces and topological data including a set of faces each defined as a portion of the 2D domain of a respective parametric surface; determining 2D meshes each fitting a respective face; and associating the 2D meshes to the geometrical data of the boundary representation. Such a solution improves the tessellation of a 3D modeled object.
Method for Efficiently Computing and Specifying Level Sets for Use in Computer Simulations, Computer Graphics and Other Purposes
Surface features might represent features of a virtual fluid and a method might include obtaining a digital representation of the virtual fluid defined at least in part by an implicit surface, obtaining a digital representation of a collection of points defined relative to the implicit surface whereat the surface features are to be determined. A point of the collection of points might have associated therewith a plurality of attribute values specifying a property of the surface features. For an input point, a corresponding implicit surface point might be determined, along with, for the corresponding implicit surface point, a subset of the points within a search region. Interpolated attribute values might be obtained from attribute values associated with points of the subset, and a surface displacement value computed from interpolated attribute values. A dataset corresponding to the surface features might be generated.
360-DEGREE VIDEO CODING USING GEOMETRY PROJECTION
Processing video data may include capturing the video data with multiple cameras and stitching the video data together to obtain a 360-degree video. A frame-packed picture may be provided based on the captured and stitched video data. A current sample location may be identified in the frame-packed picture. Whether a neighboring sample location is located outside of a content boundary of the frame-packed picture may be determined. When the neighboring sample location is located outside of the content boundary, a padding sample location may be derived based on at least one circular characteristic of the 360-degree video content and the projection geometry. The 360-degree video content may be processed based on the padding sample location.