Graph-based method for multi-bodied sweep terminations

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Computer graphics processing – Three-dimension

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C345S419000, C345S441000, C700S182000

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ABSTRACT:
A computer-implemented solid modeling system provides a graph-based method for multi-bodied sweep terminations in a computer-implemented solid modeling system. A planar profile of one or more curves is generated, and the profile swept along a specified path to generate a tool body. The swept profile is terminated after the tool body interacts with a plurality of blank bodies to a predefined extent. The termination is comprised of three phases: (1) a pre-processing phase is performed to label faces and edges of the tool and blank bodies; (2) an analysis phase is performed to extract tool and blank graphs for the labeled faces and edges; and (3) a post-processing phase is performed to integrate results from the extracted tool and blank graphs.

REFERENCES:
patent: 5351196 (1994-09-01), Sowar et al.
Ji et al. “Machine Interpretation of CAD Data for Manufacturing Applications”, ACM, published Sep. 1997, pp. 263-311.

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