Behaviour simulation in computer aided product concept sketching

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In the product conceptualization phase of design, sketches are often used for exploration of diverse behaviour patterns of the components to achieve the required functionality. This paper presents a method to animate the sketch produced using a tablet interface to aid verification of the desired behaviour. A sketch is a spatial organization of strokes whose perceptual organization helps one to visually interpret its components and their interconnections. A Gestalt based segmentation followed by interactive grouping and articulation, presented in this paper, enables one to use a mechanism simulation framework to animate the sketch in a "pick and drag" mode to visualize different configurations of the product and gain insight into the product's behaviour. © Springer-Verlag London 2013.

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Onkar, P. S., & Sen, D. (2013). Behaviour simulation in computer aided product concept sketching. In CIRP Design 2012 - Sustainable Product Development (pp. 181–191). Springer-Verlag London Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-4507-3_18

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