Minoru Harimaya
ABSTRACT
This paper proposes a shape reproduction method for the clay containing numerous tiny position trackers inside to actualize a real-time intuitive 3D modeling system for non-expert users. Our method successfully reproduced 3D models reflecting the characteristics of the original models thanks to the proposed edge interpolation. Our method is highly parallelizable and even the most time consuming process requires only O(log N), where N is the number of voxels, indicating our method is potentially suitable for real-time processing.
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- Toward Instant 3D Modeling: Highly Parallelizable Shape Reproduction Method for Soft Object Containing Numerous Tiny Position Trackers
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