Interpretation of engineering drawings as solid models
Computer-Aided Engineering Journal
Automatic reconstruction of 3D solid objects from 2D orthographic views
Pattern Recognition
Reconstruction of 3D interacting solids of revolution from 2D orthographic views
Computer-Aided Design
IBM Journal of Research and Development
A new method for machining feature extracting of objects using 2D technical drawings
Computer-Aided Design
IBM Journal of Research and Development
Identification of sections from engineering drawings based on evidence theory
Computer-Aided Design
Reconstruction of intersecting curved solids from 2D orthographic views
Computer-Aided Design
Reconstructing 3D Objects from 2D Sectional Views of Engineering Drawings Using Volume-Based Method
SMI '10 Proceedings of the 2010 Shape Modeling International Conference
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Feature identification is one of the key steps for 3D solids reconstruction from 2D vector engineering drawings using the volume-based method. In this paper, we propose a novel method to identify and validate features from sectional views. First, features are classified as explicit features (EPFs) and implicit features (IPFs), which are then identified in an order of priority using heuristic hints. We show that the problem of constructing EPFs can be formulated as a 0-1 integer linear program (ILP), and the IPFs are generated based on the understanding of semantic information of omitted projections in sectional views. Then, the Loop-Relation Graph (LRG) is introduced as a multi-connected-subgraph representation for describing the relations between loops and features. According to the LRG, a reasoning technique based on confidence is implemented to interactively validate features. This method can recover features without complete projections, and the level of understanding sectional views is improved. Full sections, partial sections, offset sections as well as revolved sections can be handled by our method. Several examples are provided to demonstrate the practicability of our approach.