A new approach is proposed for automatically creating B-rep models of a three-dimensional planar object from a line drawing depicting the object under orthographically axonometric projection. A new line parameterizati...A new approach is proposed for automatically creating B-rep models of a three-dimensional planar object from a line drawing depicting the object under orthographically axonometric projection. A new line parameterization that satisfies the uniqueness, boundedness and uniformness for representing lines in 2D and 3D space is given. According to the location relation between lines and planes of object depicted by the line drawing, some constraints about object’s 3D information are produced and a linear system based on those constraints is established. 3D information of a planar body can be obtained by solving the linear system. It is proved that, during the processing, there existed at least four degrees of freedom. It is more convenient to use information about lines and planes instead of points and planes for computer vision and intelligent CAD systems to interpret line drawings of planar objects.展开更多
基金Supported by Open Foundation of Research Center of Measuring Technologies and Control Engineering, Nanchang Institute of Aeronautical Technology (2003-013) amd Natural Science Foundation of Jiangxi Province (0311018) Shaanxi Province (2002E224) in China.
文摘A new approach is proposed for automatically creating B-rep models of a three-dimensional planar object from a line drawing depicting the object under orthographically axonometric projection. A new line parameterization that satisfies the uniqueness, boundedness and uniformness for representing lines in 2D and 3D space is given. According to the location relation between lines and planes of object depicted by the line drawing, some constraints about object’s 3D information are produced and a linear system based on those constraints is established. 3D information of a planar body can be obtained by solving the linear system. It is proved that, during the processing, there existed at least four degrees of freedom. It is more convenient to use information about lines and planes instead of points and planes for computer vision and intelligent CAD systems to interpret line drawings of planar objects.
