Pregled bibliografske jedinice broj: 1105048
Bridging the symmetry-related gap between physical and digital sculpting by application of reverse engineering modeling
Bridging the symmetry-related gap between physical and digital sculpting by application of reverse engineering modeling // FME Transactions, 47 (2019), 2; 304-309 doi:10.5937/fmet1902304S (međunarodna recenzija, članak, znanstveni)
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Naslov
Bridging the symmetry-related gap between
physical and digital sculpting by application of
reverse engineering modeling
Autori
Santoši, Željko ; Budak, Igor ; Šokac, Mario ; Pavletić, Duško
Izvornik
FME Transactions (1451-2092) 47
(2019), 2;
304-309
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u časopisima, članak, znanstveni
Ključne riječi
3D digitization, digital sculpting, reverse engineering, CAI
Sažetak
Nowadays 3D technologies are integrated into all aspects of modern lives. This integration of 3D technologies paved new paths for further expansion of other fields, most recently the field of arts. In this paper bridging the symmetry-related gap between physical and digital sculpting by application of reverse engineering modeling was presented. This approach enables artists to express their art in physical 3D object form and then transfer it into a digital world in order to satisfy various prerequisites (here, the final 3D model is to be ideally symmetrical). In order to describe this process, one case study is selected. With the use of close-range photogrammetry based on structure from motion, as a 3D digitization technique, a physical 3D model of a human head - manually sculpted in clay was digitized. In order to obtain a final physical or digital 3D model of sculpted head and to make it symmetrical, the symmetry analysis and correction was performed. Namely, by comparing digitized 3D model with its idealized 3D model (that was created based on symmetry-correction), symmetry analysis was carried out using computer-aided inspection. The results showed critical regions of the physical i.e. its digitized 3D model that, because of having no acceptable levels of dimensional deviations (regarding ideal symmetry), it must be corrected/minimized. This can be performed either by manual re-sculpting of the physical 3D model, or by modification of digitized 3D model (if there is no intention to use idealized 3D model for subsequent CNC- fabrication as an example). (12) (PDF) Bridging the symmetry-related gap between physical and digital sculpting by application of reverse engineering modeling. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/332153600_Bridging_the_symm etry- related_gap_between_physical_and_digital_sculpting_by_application_of _reverse_engineering_modeling [accessed Jan 18 2021].
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
Znanstvena područja
Strojarstvo
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