A Design Methodology for Reverse Engineering Integrated with Anatomical CAD

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In the conventional Reverse Engineering (RE), the first step is modeling industrial components from point cloud to parametric CAD model, and then the necessary design will be operated in a parametric CAD environment. Therefore the reverse engineering process is very time-consuming and error-prone. The Anatomical CAD means allowing the common Computer Aided Design operations on 3D anatomical data. 3-matic is a software package which equipped with an Anatomical Reverse Engineering module, with this module we can do the design operations on anatomical data. In this paper, we propose a new design methodology integrated with Anatomical CAD, which we can eliminate the first step of reverse engineering of the scanned data to a CAD format, save the time and work more accurately.

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