Bezier Projection for Projection onto Splines and Spline Modification Operations ID: 2014-089
A revolutionary local projection method for enhancing spline operations in CAD and graphics software.
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Technology Overview
This technology introduces a novel approach to working with B-splines, NURBS, and T-splines by utilizing Bezier extraction and spline reconstruction. It aims to streamline and improve the efficiency of operations such as cell subdivision, degree elevation, and smoothing by replacing traditional global linear systems with a more efficient local algorithm. This method leverages the mathematical properties of Bernstein polynomials for a unified and versatile framework applicable to various spline operations.
Key Advantages
- Increased efficiency and speed in spline operations
- Reduction of computational resources by replacing global systems with local algorithms
- Enhanced versatility and applicability across different types of splines
- Unified framework simplifies implementation and integration into existing systems
Problems Addressed
- High computational cost of global linear systems for spline operations
- Lack of a unified approach for various spline modifications
- Difficulty in integrating spline operations into existing CAD and graphics software
Market Applications
- CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software enhancement
- Graphics software development
- Potential licensing opportunities with industry leaders like Autodesk
- Improvements in 3D modeling and rendering technologies
Additional Information
Technology ID: 2014-089
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Date Published: 07 May, 2025
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