Results delivered by IBV within WP2 of Eurofit project
Funded by the European Commission
FP7-ICT-2011-SME-DCL Project: 296116
Area: SME Initiative on Digital Content and Languages - Bootstrapping a data econo
The EUROFIT project aims to integrate, homogenize, and expand the scope of 3D anthropometric data pools for product development. The project seeks to (1) harmonize 3D scan data to enable cross-data analysis, (2) enhance existing 1D databases with 3D data, and (3) make 3D data available and usable for industries. Key results include developing a homologous 3D mesh structure called a "Homodel" that establishes point-to-point correspondence across scans, algorithms for generating Homodels from both 3D scans and 1D measurement data, and techniques for posture correction and statistical shape analysis.
This document discusses 3D printing in the automotive industry. It begins with an introduction to 3D printing that defines it as "additive manufacturing" which creates three-dimensional solid objects from a digital file. The document then explains how 3D printing works and discusses various 3D printing methods and technologies like selective laser sintering, fused deposition modeling, and stereolithography. It also notes there are applications of 3D printing in the automotive industry before concluding with thanks.
Sinds de komst van de computer zijn de ontwerpmogelijkheden sterk toegenomen. De vertaling van het ontwerp gebeurt echter nog vaak via plannen, die dan op de werf met traditionele bouwmethoden worden uitgevoerd. Al de informatie die digitaal beschikbaar is gaat als het ware verloren bij deze stap. Digitale fabricatie brengt hier verandering in, door een directe verbinding te maken tussen het ontwerp en de productie. Het reëel object is als het ware een exacte kopie van het virtueel model.
SPIF staat voor Single Point Incremental Forming. Door met behulp van een industriële robot het metaal geleidelijk aan in te duwen volgens een bepaalde gereedschapsbaan (toolpath), is er een grote verscheidenheid van geometrie mogelijk. Aangezien er geen mal nodig is voor dit proces, is het ideaal voor prototyping. Ook in architectuur is deze ontwerpvrijheid uiteraard een grote meerwaarde.
Via één of meerdere test cases zou ik de mogelijkheden van deze techniek in een architecturale context willen onderzoeken. Mogelijke toepassingen zijn bijvoorbeeld een zelfdragende gevel of een dakconstructie die door zijn geometrie geen dragende onderstructuur meer nodig heeft. Gebaseerd op een bestaand project van een carport, heb ik als voorbeeld een structuur gemodelleerd en onderworpen aan een bepaalde belasting. In het tweede geval is op dezelfde geometrie een grid van ribben toegevoegd, en duidelijk is dat de doorbuiging aanzienlijk verbetert.
Aangezien het een integraal proces van ontwerp tot productie is, lijkt het me interessant om dit binnen één software af te handelen. Zo heb ik getracht om het toolpath, nodig om de robot aan te sturen, ook binnen Grasshopper te genereren. Als output geeft dit een reeks met coördinaten en richtingsvectoren.
Na het structureel optimaliseren van het ontwerp en de vertaalstap naar de robot-instructies, kan de productie beginnen. Als laatste aandachtspunt zullen de afzonderlijke elementen moeten geassembleerd worden, zodat zij werkelijk functioneren als één geheel.
Gert-Willem Van Gompel
Master in de ingenieurswetenschappen: architectuur
The document presents a vision-based traffic surveillance system that uses digital image processing techniques. The system works to improve image quality by enhancing contrast and removing noise and blurring. It then uses edge detection and morphological processing to segment vehicles. The number of vehicles in each lane is counted and used to determine the time allotted for that lane, with accuracy of 90% compared to existing systems.
Strengthening and customization of zinc facade panels using single point incr...Gert-Willem Van Gompel
Video compilation of some of the performed tests:
https://vimeo.com/171714619
Recently, architects and researchers on digital fabrication methods have been exploring the interaction between form, production process and material. This thesis investigates how the robotic single point incremental forming of sheet metal can make a useful contribution in transforming metal facade cassettes, by both focusing on its strengthening capacities and its ability to fabricate elements with a customized aesthetic. Through several brief studies, alternative process planning methods are explored and evaluated on their structural and architectural implications. Additionally the potential of reinforcing facade panels is investigated through simulation and tested during a depressurization test, simulating a wind load. This research shows how modifying the geometry of the cassettes enhances their structural performance. When achieving high degrees of accuracy is not the main concern, alternative process planning methods have shown to be promising for both decreasing the production time and increasing the rigidity of the formed part. The flexibility of such a robotic process enabled an explorative approach of manufacturing, resulting in an otherwise unachievable aesthetic. While considering the structural, aesthetic and economic aspects, this research aimed to set a general framework for further investigation, in order to ultimately introduce single point incrementally formed facade cassettes in common architectural practice.
Since the computer became an important tool in our life, the design possibilities are greatly increased. However, the translation of this computational design is often done through printed plans, which are then realized with traditional construction methods. All of the information available in digital form, gets lost in this last step. Digital manufacturing is changing this by creating a direct link between design and production. The real object is like an exact copy of the virtual model.
SPIF stands for Single Point Incremental Forming. By using an industrial robot to push the metal gradually along a specific tool path, a wide variety of geometries becomes possible. Since there is no mold needed for this process, it is ideal for prototyping and producing small batches. As each panel can be different, free form architecture may also be an interesting field of application.
Through one or more test cases I would like to explore the possibilities of this technique in an architectural context. Possible applications are, for example, a self-supporting wall or self-supporting roof construction. For example I modeled a structure, based on an existing project from a carport, and subjected it to a certain load. In the second case a grid of ribs is added on the geometry. We can see clearly that the deflection decreases substantially by using a geometry with more depth.
Since it is an integrated process from design to production, it may be interesting to handle all of this in one software. That's why also the tool path, needed to control the robot, is generated in Grasshopper. This plugin provides a parametric environment for Rhinoceros3D. As an output it will give a series of coordinates and direction vectors.
Gert-Willem Van Gompel
Master of Engineering: Architecture
Alessandro Terenzi (Inglobe Technologies): Practical Object Tracking for Augm...AugmentedWorldExpo
This document discusses practical object tracking methods for augmented reality. It begins with an overview of different augmented reality approaches like marker-based, image-based, and sensor-based tracking. Next, it explains the basics of feature-map and model-based object tracking. The presentation then provides examples of real-world use cases for object tracking in industries like manufacturing, cultural heritage, and automotive to enable augmented experiences. It concludes by emphasizing efficient tracking methods, authoring platforms, and mobile/wearable devices as key enablers for practical object tracking applications.
Horizontal directional drilling (hdd) by Mohamed Freeshahfreeshah2010
Horizontal directional drilling (HDD) involves intentionally deflecting a wellbore to reach underground objectives. It was developed after 1929 when new survey instruments became available. HDD allows offshore development that would otherwise not be possible. HDD has applications in the petroleum industry like drilling around salt domes and faults. Survey instruments measure inclination and azimuth, and methods like average angle and minimum curvature are used for calculations. A case study discusses Paratrack, an HDD tool that monitors drilling information in real time and is compatible with RivCross HDD software for survey calculations and reports. HDD provides less obstruction, high productivity and accuracy within ±0.150 for inclination and ±0.40 for azimuth.
The EUROFIT project aims to integrate, homogenize, and expand the scope of 3D anthropometric data pools for product development. The project seeks to (1) harmonize 3D scan data to enable cross-data analysis, (2) enhance existing 1D databases with 3D data, and (3) make 3D data available and usable for industries. Key results include developing a homologous 3D mesh structure called a "Homodel" that establishes point-to-point correspondence across scans, algorithms for generating Homodels from both 3D scans and 1D measurement data, and techniques for posture correction and statistical shape analysis.
This document discusses 3D printing in the automotive industry. It begins with an introduction to 3D printing that defines it as "additive manufacturing" which creates three-dimensional solid objects from a digital file. The document then explains how 3D printing works and discusses various 3D printing methods and technologies like selective laser sintering, fused deposition modeling, and stereolithography. It also notes there are applications of 3D printing in the automotive industry before concluding with thanks.
Sinds de komst van de computer zijn de ontwerpmogelijkheden sterk toegenomen. De vertaling van het ontwerp gebeurt echter nog vaak via plannen, die dan op de werf met traditionele bouwmethoden worden uitgevoerd. Al de informatie die digitaal beschikbaar is gaat als het ware verloren bij deze stap. Digitale fabricatie brengt hier verandering in, door een directe verbinding te maken tussen het ontwerp en de productie. Het reëel object is als het ware een exacte kopie van het virtueel model.
SPIF staat voor Single Point Incremental Forming. Door met behulp van een industriële robot het metaal geleidelijk aan in te duwen volgens een bepaalde gereedschapsbaan (toolpath), is er een grote verscheidenheid van geometrie mogelijk. Aangezien er geen mal nodig is voor dit proces, is het ideaal voor prototyping. Ook in architectuur is deze ontwerpvrijheid uiteraard een grote meerwaarde.
Via één of meerdere test cases zou ik de mogelijkheden van deze techniek in een architecturale context willen onderzoeken. Mogelijke toepassingen zijn bijvoorbeeld een zelfdragende gevel of een dakconstructie die door zijn geometrie geen dragende onderstructuur meer nodig heeft. Gebaseerd op een bestaand project van een carport, heb ik als voorbeeld een structuur gemodelleerd en onderworpen aan een bepaalde belasting. In het tweede geval is op dezelfde geometrie een grid van ribben toegevoegd, en duidelijk is dat de doorbuiging aanzienlijk verbetert.
Aangezien het een integraal proces van ontwerp tot productie is, lijkt het me interessant om dit binnen één software af te handelen. Zo heb ik getracht om het toolpath, nodig om de robot aan te sturen, ook binnen Grasshopper te genereren. Als output geeft dit een reeks met coördinaten en richtingsvectoren.
Na het structureel optimaliseren van het ontwerp en de vertaalstap naar de robot-instructies, kan de productie beginnen. Als laatste aandachtspunt zullen de afzonderlijke elementen moeten geassembleerd worden, zodat zij werkelijk functioneren als één geheel.
Gert-Willem Van Gompel
Master in de ingenieurswetenschappen: architectuur
The document presents a vision-based traffic surveillance system that uses digital image processing techniques. The system works to improve image quality by enhancing contrast and removing noise and blurring. It then uses edge detection and morphological processing to segment vehicles. The number of vehicles in each lane is counted and used to determine the time allotted for that lane, with accuracy of 90% compared to existing systems.
Strengthening and customization of zinc facade panels using single point incr...Gert-Willem Van Gompel
Video compilation of some of the performed tests:
https://vimeo.com/171714619
Recently, architects and researchers on digital fabrication methods have been exploring the interaction between form, production process and material. This thesis investigates how the robotic single point incremental forming of sheet metal can make a useful contribution in transforming metal facade cassettes, by both focusing on its strengthening capacities and its ability to fabricate elements with a customized aesthetic. Through several brief studies, alternative process planning methods are explored and evaluated on their structural and architectural implications. Additionally the potential of reinforcing facade panels is investigated through simulation and tested during a depressurization test, simulating a wind load. This research shows how modifying the geometry of the cassettes enhances their structural performance. When achieving high degrees of accuracy is not the main concern, alternative process planning methods have shown to be promising for both decreasing the production time and increasing the rigidity of the formed part. The flexibility of such a robotic process enabled an explorative approach of manufacturing, resulting in an otherwise unachievable aesthetic. While considering the structural, aesthetic and economic aspects, this research aimed to set a general framework for further investigation, in order to ultimately introduce single point incrementally formed facade cassettes in common architectural practice.
Since the computer became an important tool in our life, the design possibilities are greatly increased. However, the translation of this computational design is often done through printed plans, which are then realized with traditional construction methods. All of the information available in digital form, gets lost in this last step. Digital manufacturing is changing this by creating a direct link between design and production. The real object is like an exact copy of the virtual model.
SPIF stands for Single Point Incremental Forming. By using an industrial robot to push the metal gradually along a specific tool path, a wide variety of geometries becomes possible. Since there is no mold needed for this process, it is ideal for prototyping and producing small batches. As each panel can be different, free form architecture may also be an interesting field of application.
Through one or more test cases I would like to explore the possibilities of this technique in an architectural context. Possible applications are, for example, a self-supporting wall or self-supporting roof construction. For example I modeled a structure, based on an existing project from a carport, and subjected it to a certain load. In the second case a grid of ribs is added on the geometry. We can see clearly that the deflection decreases substantially by using a geometry with more depth.
Since it is an integrated process from design to production, it may be interesting to handle all of this in one software. That's why also the tool path, needed to control the robot, is generated in Grasshopper. This plugin provides a parametric environment for Rhinoceros3D. As an output it will give a series of coordinates and direction vectors.
Gert-Willem Van Gompel
Master of Engineering: Architecture
Alessandro Terenzi (Inglobe Technologies): Practical Object Tracking for Augm...AugmentedWorldExpo
This document discusses practical object tracking methods for augmented reality. It begins with an overview of different augmented reality approaches like marker-based, image-based, and sensor-based tracking. Next, it explains the basics of feature-map and model-based object tracking. The presentation then provides examples of real-world use cases for object tracking in industries like manufacturing, cultural heritage, and automotive to enable augmented experiences. It concludes by emphasizing efficient tracking methods, authoring platforms, and mobile/wearable devices as key enablers for practical object tracking applications.
Horizontal directional drilling (hdd) by Mohamed Freeshahfreeshah2010
Horizontal directional drilling (HDD) involves intentionally deflecting a wellbore to reach underground objectives. It was developed after 1929 when new survey instruments became available. HDD allows offshore development that would otherwise not be possible. HDD has applications in the petroleum industry like drilling around salt domes and faults. Survey instruments measure inclination and azimuth, and methods like average angle and minimum curvature are used for calculations. A case study discusses Paratrack, an HDD tool that monitors drilling information in real time and is compatible with RivCross HDD software for survey calculations and reports. HDD provides less obstruction, high productivity and accuracy within ±0.150 for inclination and ±0.40 for azimuth.
La batería de tests Eurofit incluye 10 pruebas para medir la condición física: peso, estatura, resistencia mediante una carrera continua de 20 metros, fuerza abdominal realizando flexiones en 30 segundos, salto horizontal para medir fuerza en piernas, flexibilidad torácica, velocidad en 5x10 metros, velocidad de extremidades superiores golpeando círculos, fuerza de brazos mediante flexión mantenida y fuerza manual con un dinamómetro. Cada prueba describe los materiales necesarios, la
Este documento contiene una lista de los nombres de jugadores de varios equipos, sus clubes y la cantidad de tarjetas amarillas (CA) y rojas (CV) que han recibido. La lista incluye los nombres de más de 200 jugadores de 16 equipos diferentes con sus respectivos datos de tarjetas.
Manchester transformed from an early industrial center in the 19th century focused on cotton spinning to a more commercial city in the 20th century. It hosted one of the first industrial parks, Trafford Park, in 1910 and became a hub for businesses due to its industries. However, Manchester struggled during times of war, with heavy bombings in World War 2, and during Thatcherism in the 1970s, which devastated traditional industries and caused economic hardship.
Este documento presenta una tabla con los goleadores de la Copa Nacional de Penalty Sub-20 en Brasil. Jurandir G. E. de André de Bragantino encabeza la tabla con 9 goles, seguido por Edson Donizeti C. Junior del Flamengo de Guarulhos con 6 goles. La tabla incluye los nombres de los jugadores, sus clubes y la cantidad de goles anotados.
The document provides an overview of StorSimple, an all-in-one storage and backup solution. It compares StorSimple's architecture to traditional approaches, highlighting how StorSimple uses tiered storage between local disks, SSD, and the public cloud. Use cases and the physical appliance design are also described. Key features covered include automatic tiering, encrypted cloud backups, fast restores, and security measures. A demo then shows the web and MMC interfaces for configuration, management, volumes, and data protection functions.
Este documento discute las nuevas tendencias en la evaluación de la educación física enfocada en la salud. Propone evaluar la condición física de acuerdo con parámetros saludables y utilizar pruebas validadas que midan capacidades como la resistencia aeróbica, fuerza y flexibilidad. También analiza criterios de evaluación en currículos de educación secundaria y bachillerato centrados en mejorar estas cualidades físicas relacionadas con la salud. Finalmente, revisa diversas baterías de pruebas físicas com
Este documento presenta el plan de evaluación del segundo trimestre para la asignatura de Educación Física para los estudiantes de 4o de ESO. El plan incluye 24 sesiones que cubren diferentes deportes como floorball, balonmano, frisbee y fútbol, con un enfoque en las técnicas básicas, tácticas individuales, juego colectivo y exámenes teóricos sobre la organización del deporte.
El documento presenta la planificación de las clases de Educación Física para la segunda evaluación del curso 2014-2015 en el IES Clara Campoamor. Incluye las actividades físicas y contenidos teóricos programados para cada curso (1o ESO, 2o ESO y 4o ESO), con énfasis en los deportes colectivos, los juegos y las sesiones de teoría sobre hábitos saludables.
Este documento presenta la planificación anual de la asignatura de Educación Física para diferentes cursos de la ESO. Detalla los contenidos, temas y actividades que se abordarán en cada una de las tres evaluaciones, así como los criterios de calificación. Se incluyen diferentes deportes, juegos y habilidades motrices distribuidos a lo largo del curso escolar.
Este documento presenta la programación didáctica de Educación Física para el IES Clara Campoamor para los cursos de la ESO y Bachillerato. Incluye información sobre el contexto del centro, los objetivos de la asignatura, los contenidos que se trabajarán, la metodología, y la evaluación de los alumnos. Además, proporciona detalles sobre las unidades didácticas y actividades complementarias para cada curso.
2017 3D Printing: stop prototyping, start producing! Jan Eite Bullema
3D Printing: stop prototyping, start producing!
Jan Eite Bullema, Senior Scientist, TNO
3D printing is transforming from a prototyping technology into a manufacturing technology. Two important roadblocks in this transformation are (1) the difficulty of designing products suitable for 3D printing and (2) production costs. In my presentation I will show how the issue of product design for 3D printing is addressed using big data and machine learning. To lower production costs faster 3D printing technologies have been developed. In the presentation I will show examples of innovative equipment that TNO has developed to increase the production speed of 3D printing.
The document discusses spatial data harmonization based on experiences from two European projects - PLAN4ALL and HUMBOLDT. PLAN4ALL focused on defining data models for several INSPIRE themes related to spatial planning. Through analyzing country-specific models and stakeholder needs, conceptual models were developed. HUMBOLDT contributed to the European Spatial Data Infrastructure by integrating diverse spatial data through addressing issues like classifications, formats, and coordinate systems. An example use case harmonized forest data to update the Corine Land Cover dataset. Harmonization supports better integration, classification, data combination, and cross-border cooperation.
La batería de tests Eurofit incluye 10 pruebas para medir la condición física: peso, estatura, resistencia mediante una carrera continua de 20 metros, fuerza abdominal realizando flexiones en 30 segundos, salto horizontal para medir fuerza en piernas, flexibilidad torácica, velocidad en 5x10 metros, velocidad de extremidades superiores golpeando círculos, fuerza de brazos mediante flexión mantenida y fuerza manual con un dinamómetro. Cada prueba describe los materiales necesarios, la
Este documento contiene una lista de los nombres de jugadores de varios equipos, sus clubes y la cantidad de tarjetas amarillas (CA) y rojas (CV) que han recibido. La lista incluye los nombres de más de 200 jugadores de 16 equipos diferentes con sus respectivos datos de tarjetas.
Manchester transformed from an early industrial center in the 19th century focused on cotton spinning to a more commercial city in the 20th century. It hosted one of the first industrial parks, Trafford Park, in 1910 and became a hub for businesses due to its industries. However, Manchester struggled during times of war, with heavy bombings in World War 2, and during Thatcherism in the 1970s, which devastated traditional industries and caused economic hardship.
Este documento presenta una tabla con los goleadores de la Copa Nacional de Penalty Sub-20 en Brasil. Jurandir G. E. de André de Bragantino encabeza la tabla con 9 goles, seguido por Edson Donizeti C. Junior del Flamengo de Guarulhos con 6 goles. La tabla incluye los nombres de los jugadores, sus clubes y la cantidad de goles anotados.
The document provides an overview of StorSimple, an all-in-one storage and backup solution. It compares StorSimple's architecture to traditional approaches, highlighting how StorSimple uses tiered storage between local disks, SSD, and the public cloud. Use cases and the physical appliance design are also described. Key features covered include automatic tiering, encrypted cloud backups, fast restores, and security measures. A demo then shows the web and MMC interfaces for configuration, management, volumes, and data protection functions.
Este documento discute las nuevas tendencias en la evaluación de la educación física enfocada en la salud. Propone evaluar la condición física de acuerdo con parámetros saludables y utilizar pruebas validadas que midan capacidades como la resistencia aeróbica, fuerza y flexibilidad. También analiza criterios de evaluación en currículos de educación secundaria y bachillerato centrados en mejorar estas cualidades físicas relacionadas con la salud. Finalmente, revisa diversas baterías de pruebas físicas com
Este documento presenta el plan de evaluación del segundo trimestre para la asignatura de Educación Física para los estudiantes de 4o de ESO. El plan incluye 24 sesiones que cubren diferentes deportes como floorball, balonmano, frisbee y fútbol, con un enfoque en las técnicas básicas, tácticas individuales, juego colectivo y exámenes teóricos sobre la organización del deporte.
El documento presenta la planificación de las clases de Educación Física para la segunda evaluación del curso 2014-2015 en el IES Clara Campoamor. Incluye las actividades físicas y contenidos teóricos programados para cada curso (1o ESO, 2o ESO y 4o ESO), con énfasis en los deportes colectivos, los juegos y las sesiones de teoría sobre hábitos saludables.
Este documento presenta la planificación anual de la asignatura de Educación Física para diferentes cursos de la ESO. Detalla los contenidos, temas y actividades que se abordarán en cada una de las tres evaluaciones, así como los criterios de calificación. Se incluyen diferentes deportes, juegos y habilidades motrices distribuidos a lo largo del curso escolar.
Este documento presenta la programación didáctica de Educación Física para el IES Clara Campoamor para los cursos de la ESO y Bachillerato. Incluye información sobre el contexto del centro, los objetivos de la asignatura, los contenidos que se trabajarán, la metodología, y la evaluación de los alumnos. Además, proporciona detalles sobre las unidades didácticas y actividades complementarias para cada curso.
2017 3D Printing: stop prototyping, start producing! Jan Eite Bullema
3D Printing: stop prototyping, start producing!
Jan Eite Bullema, Senior Scientist, TNO
3D printing is transforming from a prototyping technology into a manufacturing technology. Two important roadblocks in this transformation are (1) the difficulty of designing products suitable for 3D printing and (2) production costs. In my presentation I will show how the issue of product design for 3D printing is addressed using big data and machine learning. To lower production costs faster 3D printing technologies have been developed. In the presentation I will show examples of innovative equipment that TNO has developed to increase the production speed of 3D printing.
The document discusses spatial data harmonization based on experiences from two European projects - PLAN4ALL and HUMBOLDT. PLAN4ALL focused on defining data models for several INSPIRE themes related to spatial planning. Through analyzing country-specific models and stakeholder needs, conceptual models were developed. HUMBOLDT contributed to the European Spatial Data Infrastructure by integrating diverse spatial data through addressing issues like classifications, formats, and coordinate systems. An example use case harmonized forest data to update the Corine Land Cover dataset. Harmonization supports better integration, classification, data combination, and cross-border cooperation.
Prodintec is a technology center that provides industrial design and manufacturing services such as 3D CAD modeling, rapid prototyping, and product development. It has collaborated with over 700 companies on projects involving technologies like 3D scanning, reverse engineering, and strategic studies. Prodintec also promotes industrial design through regional and national projects helping small- and medium-sized companies.
Αντικείμενο του Eργαστηρίου Μηχανολογίας Ακριβείας και Αντίστροφης Μηχανικής είναι ο σχεδιασμός, η μελέτη και η κατασκευή τεμαχίων με χρήση σύγχρονων μεθόδων και διαδικασιών, βασιζόμενων σε τεχνολογίες τρισδιάστατης εκτύπωσης, ανάστροφης μηχανικής και κατεργασιών ακριβείας με χρήση της τεχνολογίας της ψηφιακής καθοδήγησης. Τα τεμάχια αυτά σχετίζονται με διεργασίες και εφαρμογές από διάφορους επιστημονικούς χώρους, όπως η βιομηχανία, η ιατρική και ο πολιτισμός.
Τομείς Έρευνας: CAD/CAM/CAE, CNC machining, Additive Manufacturing, Reverse Engineering, biomechanics
3D-ICONS: Interactive storytelling through innovative interfaces, Carlotta C...3D ICONS Project
This presentation by Carlotta Capurro and Daniel Pletinckx, (Visual Dimension bvba) gives an introduction to the 3D-ICONS guidelines for creating 3D models of cultural objects. It introduces 3D capture techniques, post-processing of 3D content, 3D publishing methodology, metadata, licencing and IPR considerations, and includes a case study of the digitisation of Ename, Belgium. A 4D visualisation of the Ename abbey site has been created providing a framework for interactive storytelling about the evolution of the abbey through time.
This document summarizes the experience of Luis Perez, a desktop engineer with over 30 years of experience in IT infrastructure management, workstation support, and project management. He has extensive expertise in areas such as Active Directory, SQL Server, IIS, and workstation design/provisioning. Currently he works for the Service of Information Technology and Telecommunications of the State of Fribourg, where he manages over 30,000 workstations and leads projects such as Windows 10 migrations and the implementation of monitoring systems. Prior to this role, he held several positions such as Assistant Vice President at Lombard Odier Bank, where he managed over 4,000 workstations and infrastructure projects.
This is brief introduction about 3D printer.
I think 3D printer is 4th wave.
First wave: Neolithic revolution
2nd wave: industrial revolution
3rd wave: information age
4th wave: manufacture revolution by 3D printer
3D Printing Technology PPT by ajaysingh_02AjaySingh1901
This PPT make on 3D printing Technology or additive manufacturing in which we cover the need, history importants, future scope, trend before the 3DP, advantage and disadvantage, limitations, application of 3DP
Data Challenges with 3D Computer VisionMartin Scholl
A wide range of end user and industrial applications rely on accurate 3D scene representation. Automated 3D modelling from optical sensors such as LIDAR scanners, stereo or RGBD cameras became inevitable since this enables to replace the time consuming manual 3D modelling process. However, optical sensors deliver extremely high amount of data which is required to be processed to information. An 8 bit stereo system with 9MPx colour images delivers 4GB of data per second. Being able to make sense out of this enormous flow of data is a huge and ongoing research and development task. This talk will give an overview of the challenges w Title hich naturally involve efficient search, storage and scalable algorithms for information extraction from 3D data. Also an overview of practical implications on 3D reconstruction of cities, autonomous driving in public and industrial facilities, or inspection and monitoring as part of security strategies will be presented.
Part 1 of the printed publication "3D-ICONS Guidelines and Case Studies" First published in November 2014.
Public fascination with the architectural and archaeological heritage is well known, it is proven to be one of the main reasons for tourism according to the UN World Tourism Organisation. Historic buildings and archaeological monuments form a significant component Europe’s cultural heritage; they are the physical testimonies of European history and of the di°erent events that led to the creation of the European landscape, as we know it today.
The documentation of built heritage increasingly avails of 3D scanning and other remote sensing technologies, which produces digital replicas in an accurate and fast way. Such digital models have a large range of uses, from the conservation and preservation of monuments to the communication of their cultural value to the public. They may also support in-depth analysis of their architectural and artistic features as well as allow the production of interpretive reconstructions of their past appearance.
The goal of the 3D-ICONS project, funded under the European Commission’s ICT Policy Support Programme which builds on the results of CARARE (www.carare.eu) and 3D-COFORM (www.3d-coform.eu), is to provide Europeana with 3D models of architectural and archaeological monuments of remarkable cultural importance. The project brings together 16 partners (see appendix 2) from across Europe (11 countries) with relevant expertise in 3D modelling and digitization. The main purpose of this project is to produce around 4000 accurate 3D models which have to be processed into a simplified form in order to be visualized on low end personal computers and on the web.
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EUROFIT project: 3D data harmonisation - Institute of Biomechanics of Valencia
1. EUROFIT project:
Results on 3D data harmonisation
Alfredo Ballester (IBV)
FP7-ICT-2011-SME-DCL
SME initiative on Digital
Content and Languages
G.A. No.: 296116
3. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
EUROFIT OVERVIEW
EUROFIT is an joint initiative co-funded
by the European Commission aimed at:
Fostering the global trade of Digital Anthropometric Data
Opening the use of 3D anthropometry to product design
Supporting SMEs to enter international markets
“EUROFIT vision is to unleash the huge potential contained in
the increasing number of databases of 3D body scans for the
European consumer goods’industries”
What is EUROFIT?
4. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
Spain (HS)
11.000 subjects
Germany (HS)
12.000 subjects
Greece (Telmat)
7.000 subjects
Poland (HS)
(ongoing)
US, CA, NL, IT (Cw/HS)
Caesar - 4.800 subj.
USA (TC2)
11.000 subjects
Brazil (TC2)
(in preparation)
S. Korea (Cw)
10.000 subjects
China (HS/oth.)
(ongoing)
France (HS)
11.000 subjects
Sweden (HS)
4.000 subjects
UK (TC2)
11.000 subjects
Mexico (TC2)
16.000 subjects
Romania (HS)
(ongoing)
Thailand (TC2)
13.000 subjects
Japan
20.000 subjects
Malaysia (TC2)
12.000 subjects
Taiwan
10.000 subjects
3D raw scan databases
>> 500.000 points persubject
1D measure databases
< 100 manual measures
per subject
Ready for 1D data analysis and exploitation
> 20 countries
>> 150.000 individual sets
~16 countries
~ 120.000 individual sets
EXTRACTION
SHAPE
LOST!
1D measures
• Huge Digital Anthropometric Data
available now – both 1D and 3D
• Much more data will be generated
in the following years
3D data exists but
3D exploitation is
NOT AVAILABLE to industry
• Few tools for industrial application of 1D
data to consumer goods’ industries
EUROFIT OVERVIEW
Why EUROFIT?
5. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
# Harmonisation of 3D scan data that enables cross-data analyses
# 3D enhancing of existing 1D databases
# Making 3D data available, usable and affordable to industry
# Attracting third party contributors (beyond project)
EUROFIT
pool
Offline
3D sources
1D sources
Online interactive
EUROFIT portal
3D Shape
Analysis &
developer
tools
Sector-
specific use
services
Data Owners IT SME developersand maintainers Industryend-users
EUROFIT OVERVIEW
Main S&T challenges
6. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
EUROFIT OVERVIEW
Data enhancement concept
Shape
information
lost
8. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
Homology
Point-to-point correspondence that
• enables interpolation of shapes
• enables statistical analyses
• enables fast body part selections
PROJECT RESULTS – 3D harmonisation
Basis of the approach followed
Homologous mesh structure – Homodel
• Single mesh of 50K vertices and 99K faces
• Key anatomical landmarks associated to vertices
• Unisex semantic structure enabling body part focus
• Skeleton enabling posture corrections
9. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
PROJECT RESULTS – 3D harmonisation
Process overview
Raw Scan Pre-processed Mesh
SCAN
PRE-PROCESSING
HOMODEL
CREATION
Homodel
• Hole filling
• Single surface reconstruction
• Removal of noise
• Same homologous mesh structure
• Anatomical correspondence
• Slit area correction
10. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
PROJECT RESULTS – 3D harmonisation
Pre-processing of raw scans
• Holes in surface
• Multiple layers
• Noise in surface
• Physical markers
• ...
Hole-filling
Poison’s reconstruction plus surface fairing
Physical marker removal
Crop of markers followed by
Poison’s reconstruction plus surface fairing
Identification of
artificially completed
area, especially those
with low reliability
(slit areas), to be used
in automated post-
processing
Single Surface
Reconstruction
11. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
Fitting of a template mesh equipped with a skeleton
to a 3D scan using a set of anatomical references.
Made in three automated steps:
• Template posing and scaling
• Template fitting to scan surface
• Post processing of slit areas
TEMPLATE-BASED HOMODEL CREATION
PROJECT RESULTS – 3D harmonisation
Homodel creation from 3D scans
Video
Raw scan
target Template
Posed &
Scaled
Template
Fitted
Homodel
Automated post processing
of slit areas using:
• Template structure
information
• Surface fairing in
selected areas
Surface distance error
per vertice <0.5mm in
most of the surface
Only >1mm in less
than 5% of the surface
0 mm
0.25 mm
0.50 mm
> 1 mm
No original surface
12. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
TESTED FOR DIFFERENT 3D SCAN SOURCES, POSTURES, AND SURVEYS
PROJECT RESULTS – 3D harmonisation
Homodel creation from 3D scans
Size Spain
Human Solutions
Laser
Size Germany
Human Solutions
Laser
CAESAR US
Cyberware
Laser
Size Portugal
TC2
Structured light
13. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
PROJECT RESULTS – 1D to 3D
Homodel creation from 1D measurement data
Homologous
3D data
Representative
3D+1D Database
(500-900 homodels +
measurements)
1D
data
Shape synthesis
through 30-200
Principal Components
Regression model
relating 3D shape
components to
measurements
Step 0:
Input of a list of
measurements from
any source (tape,
caliper or digital)
Step 1:
Approx.
shape
obtained
from the
model
Step 2:
Iterative
measurement &
optimisation until
all measurements
are matched
14. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
Video
PROJECT RESULTS – 1D to 3D
Homodel creation from 1D measurement data
Up to
3cm
error
Nearly
zero
error
15. EUROFIT project: 3D scan harmonisation
PROJECT RESULTS – Shape Analysis
Posture correction and PCA
Automated fitting of a skeleton to Homodels
Automated posture alignment using inverse kinematics
Body
height
Body
mass
Limbs’
lenght
Effects in PCA results
with full bodies
Reuduction of the main
noise due to posture