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Fabric Tessellation: Realizing Freeform Surfaces by Smocking
Session3D Fabrication
DescriptionThe paper introduces a method for utilizing an embroidery technique called smocking to realize freeform surfaces from a flat piece of fabric. By combining directional field computation and continuous planar graph optimization, our algorithm outputs a stitching pattern that generates an approximation of the target shape upon stitching.
Authors
Aviv Segall
ETH Zürich
Jing Ren
ETH Zürich
Amir Vaxman
University of Edinburgh
Olga Sorkine-Hornung
ETH Zürich
Event Type
Technical Paper
TimeTuesday, 30 July 20242:50pm - 3:00pm MDT
LocationMile High 3C
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Sunday, 28 July 20246:00pm - 8:45pm MDTBluebird Ballroom
Tuesday, 30 July 20242:00pm - 3:30pm MDTMile High 3C
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Research & Education
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Keywords
Design
Fabrication
Geometry
Modeling
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