Computer-Assisted Paper Wrapping with Visualization

Matsushima, Kenta; Shimanuki, Hiroshi; Watanabe, Toshio

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-69736-7_13

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“…In the paper wrapping, it is important to manage the stepwise wrapping states successfully because the sequence of co-related operations determines the finally produced wrapping shape, and the different order of operations does not always assure to wrap the goods successfully (Matsushima, Shimanuki, & Watanabe, 2008). In this paper, we address a method for managing effectually the process which wraps a target-object with paper sheet, and designing the wrapping procedure based on the knowledge about paper wrapping.…”

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Paper Wrapping, Using Connectivity Among Paper Faces

Watanabe

Matsushima

2012

International Journal of Knowledge Society Research

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The paper wrapping is one of traditional cultures in Japan, like the paper folding Origami. The technical interest is related to how to decorate goods beautifully along the shapes, and also the requests from daily-life usage are to resolve how to protect goods from external shocks, to carry out materials/goods safely, and so on. Thus, the paper wrapping is intelligent and creative work. This paper addresses a method which can design the target-oriented wrapping procedure successfully and support users’ wrapping works effectively. In order to attain this objective, the authors introduce the knowledge usable in the paper wrapping process and then construct a stage tree to represent various kinds of wrapping means systematically under this knowledge. The authors propose a framework which makes up the paper wrapping process so as to be appropriate to individual target-objects and describe an approach to support the wrapping process visually.

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Paper Wrapping, Using Connectivity Among Paper Faces

Watanabe

Matsushima

2012

International Journal of Knowledge Society Research

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Paper Wrapping, Based on Knowledge about Face Connectivity among Paper Fragments

Watanabe

Matsushima

2013

Information Systems, E-Learning, and Knowledge Management Research

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Constraint-based simulation of carton folding operations

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Matthews²

2010

Computer-Aided Design

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Cartons are a common means for packaging a variety of items. These are usually "erected" by dedicated machines which fold the carton into shape from a flat net. When there is a need to use new forms of carton, dedicated machinery may not be appropriate and reconfigurable systems may be used instead. There is a need to simulate the erection process itself to ensure that this behaves as expected. This paper investigates the use of constraintbased techniques to produce such a simulation. The necessary commands are generated from the geometry of the carton net. Geometric constraints are imposed to ensure that the net remains intact and so resolve cases where loops of faces are present.

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Computer-Assisted Paper Wrapping with Visualization

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Paper Wrapping, Using Connectivity Among Paper Faces

Paper Wrapping, Using Connectivity Among Paper Faces

Paper Wrapping, Based on Knowledge about Face Connectivity among Paper Fragments

Constraint-based simulation of carton folding operations

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