Visualization of moving objects using dual quaternion curves

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The interpolation of some positions (= point + orientation) of a moving object is examined with help of dual quaternion curves. In order to apply the powerful methods of computer-aided geometric design, an interpolating motion whose trajectories are rational Bézier curves is constructed. The interpolation problem is discussed from a mechanical and a geometrical viewpoint. A representation formula for rational motions of fixed order is presented. Finally, the construction of rational spline motions is outlined. Dual quaternions prove to be very useful in computer graphics. © 1994.

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Jüttler, B. (1994). Visualization of moving objects using dual quaternion curves. Computers and Graphics, 18(3), 315–326. https://doi.org/10.1016/0097-8493(94)90033-7

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