Processing techniques of point cloud data on small-sized objects with complex free-form surface

Authors

  • Wei He Ocean College of Hebei Agricultural University,China
  • Bai Shan Ocean College of Hebei Agricultural University,China
  • Ke Sun school of Mathematics and Computing Science,Guilin University of Electronic Technology ,Guilin，Guangxi,China

Keywords:

CATIA, reverse engineering, point cloud data processing, complex free form surface, small-sized objects

Abstract

The scattered point cloud data, which comes from such small-sized objects with complex free-form surface as shelled shrimp, is processed as error points removing, points filtering, holes filling, clouds segmenting, etc. using CATIA V5 R20. The principle of data processing and skills utilized in the operation mentioned above apply also to the small-sized objects similar to the shelled shrimp in reverse engineering in other fields, such as optical components, irregular parts, ears, nose, etc..

Author Biography

Wei He, Ocean College of Hebei Agricultural University,China

Wei He,Professor,has been involved in the research of  fishery machineries

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Published

2016-04-08

Issue

Engineering Review, Vol. 36, No. 2

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