Image-based direct slicing of a single line drawing for rapid prototyping

Chansri, Natthavika; Koomsap, Pisut

doi:10.1201/b11341-39

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“…Recently, image-based direct slicing has been introduced as a first attempt for direct interfacing sketch-based modeling with RP [27]. This approach composes of three main steps: preparing a slice pattern, slicing face images, and constructing a stack of contours.…”

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confidence: 99%

Supporting Rapid Product Development with Sketch-Based Modeling

Chansri¹,

Koomsap²

2013

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. Nowaday, rapid product development (RPD) becomes a crucial approach for the success of a company in a competitive market when the complexity and diversity of products keep increasing while their lifetimes are getting shorter and shorter. Freehand sketch is a tool that is closer and more practical for customer to communicate his/her ideas to manufacturer. The sketch is typically transformed to be a 3D model for technologies such as rapid prototyping where a physical prototype is fabricated from a 3D model. Presented in this paper is a review of sketch-based modeling that allows customers-manufacturers to speed up the idea realization. Sketch-based modeling has been developed not only to transform a sketch to be a 3D model but also to interface with rapid prototyping.

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confidence: 99%