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Development and Application of Complex Curved Surface Reconstruction in Reverse Engineering

Wenqiang Li

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A triangular mesh-based new method for reconstruction of NURBS complex curved surface in the reverse engineering was described.By use of reverse engineering operating platform and some software in VC environment,the reconstruction of complex curved surface from dot-cloud data to three-dimensional solid model was achieved.

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A triangular mesh-based new method for reconstruction of NURBS complex curved surface in the reverse engineering was described.By use of reverse engineering operating platform and some software in VC environment,the reconstruction of complex curved surface from dot-cloud data to three-dimensional solid model was achieved.

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A triangular mesh-based new method for reconstruction of NURBS complex curved surface in the reverse engineering was described.By use of reverse engineering operating platform and some software in VC environment,the reconstruction of complex curved surface from dot-cloud data to three-dimensional solid model was achieved.

Key concepts: Reverse engineering, Surface reconstruction, Surface (topology), Software, Point cloud, Engineering drawing, Triangle mesh, Engineering

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