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Stackabilization Honghua Li, Ibraheem Alhashim, Hao Zhang, Ariel Shamir, Daniel Cohen-Or
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Stacking 2
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Goal: stackabilize shapes 3
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Challenge-1 geometrically understand stacking 4
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Challenge-2 space saving vs. shape preserving 5 Original SqueezedCone-like Balanced ?
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Related work Shape optimization 6 [Mitra et al. 2007] [Hoppe et al. 1993] Low levelHigh level
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Related work 2D Tiling 7 Escherization [Kaplan and Salesin 2000]
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Our approach Define stackability measure Automatically improve stackability Contact driven deformation Structure preserving Greedy optimization Allow designers to control the process 8
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Stackability
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The measure 10 high low medium
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Stacking measure 11
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Stacking measure 12
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Stacking measure 13 offset
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Upper & Lower Envelopes 14 Upper envelope Lower envelope
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Gap function 15
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Gap function 16 offset
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Gap function 17
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Improve stackability 18
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Slight shape changes 19
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Slight shape changes 20 Gap function
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Slight shape changes 21
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Interesting shape changes 22
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Contact regions 23
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Contact driven deformation 24
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Contact driven deformation 25
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Algorithm
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Deformation model Component-wise controller [Zheng et al. 2011] Cuboid Cylinder Generalized Cylinder 27
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Deformation model Structure preserving Symmetries Point joints Line joints 28
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Search space is huge Optimization problem 29 TranslationRotationScaling Controller
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Optimization problem Find the best shape deformation Improves the stackability Preserves shape structure and minimizes distortion 30 Shape distortionStackability improved
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Optimization Greedy approach 31 Input Contact driven deformation Best candidate Candidates Target is met? Output Yes No Target stackability
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Optimization 32
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Optimization 33
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Optimization 34
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Optimization 35
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Optimization 36
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Optimization 37
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Optimization 38
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Optimization 39
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Optimization 40
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Optimization 41
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Optimization 42
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Optimization 43
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Implementation
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Prerequisites Segmentation and Controllers 45 Cuboid Generalized Cylinder
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Prerequisites Symmetry and joint detection 46
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Results
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Results 48
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Results 49
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Results 50
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Results 51
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Conclusion, limitations and future work 52
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Conclusion Defined a measure for stackability Analyze and optimize geometry of the shape to increase its stackability 53
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Limitation Deformation model is limited 54
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Limitation Stability of stack 55
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Future work Partition + stackabilization 56
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Future work Partition + stackabilization 57
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Future work Partition + stackabilization 58
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Future work Folding + stacking 59
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Future work Other deformation models 60
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Thank you code.google.com/p/stacker 61
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