Realization of 3D Reconstruction of CAD Model Based on Slicing Data

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Abstract

This paper points out that the reverse engineering is the important technology to realize product innovation based on the prototype. It puts forward a new method to realize 3D reconstruction that takes slicing data of prototype as original data, under the commercial CAD modeling software environment, and briefly introduces the system developed by authors. The working process of this system is to read in the slicing data of the prototype, after pretreatment and feature recognition, to output feature data and realize 3D reconstruction under the SolidWorks environment, at last to construct the CAD solid model. It lays a good foundation for modifying the model so as to realize the product innovation. The innovation of this system lies in: according to slicing data, it can directly construct the CAD solid model. This paper also analyzes the key problems of the reconstruction process, and indicates that this technology has obvious advantages for mechanical manufacture filed.

Keywords

3D reconstruction CAD model Feature recognition Reverse engineering 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.Zhengzhou Institute of Aeronautical Industry ManagementZhengzhouPeople’s Republic of China

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