Collision detection and proximity queries

Authors:
Sunil Hadap;Dave Eberle;Pascal Volino;Ming C. Lin;Stephane Redon;Christer Ericson
Affiliations:
R&D Staff - Dynamics, PDI/Dream Works;R&D Staff - Dynamics, PDI/Dream Works;University of Geneva;UNC, Chapel Hill;UNC, Chapel Hill;Sony Computer Entertainment America
Venue:
ACM SIGGRAPH 2004 Course Notes
Year:
2004

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Abstract

This course will primarily cover widely accepted and proved methodologies in collision detection. In addition more advanced or recent topics such as continuous collision detection, ADFs, and using graphics hardware will be introduced. When appropriate the methods discussed will be tied to familiar applications such as rigid body and cloth simulation, and will be compared. The course is a good overview for those developing applications in physically based modeling, VR, haptics, and robotics.