HapticFlow: PDE‐based mesh editing with haptics
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This paper presents HapticFlow, a haptics‐based direct mesh editing system founded upon the concept of PDE‐based geometric surface flow. The proposed flow‐based approach for direct geometric manipulation offers a unified design paradigm that can seamlessly integrate implicit, distance‐field based shape modeling with dynamic, physics‐based shape design. HapticFlow provides an intuitive haptic interface and allows users to directly manipulate 3D polygonal objects with ease. To demonstrate the effectiveness of our new approach, we developed a variety of haptics‐based mesh editing operations such as embossing, engraving, sketching as well as force‐based shape manipulation operations. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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