Wednesday, January 31, 2024, at 4 PM CET
TRmesh is a Rhino plugin for robust and performant generation of tetrahedral meshes, also known as unstructured grids.
It differs from other meshers in that it is directly based on the Rhino API instead of relying on an external open-source wrapper. This allows it to be extremely fast and flexible, performing direct distance queries and skipping the intermediate surface triangle/quad meshing step entirely.
This webinar presents TRmesh's new version 2.91 and the accompanying thermal solver TRfem, which was rewritten from scratch and now offers near real-time performance with a smooth interactive user experience.
While applications to finite elements and physics—such as heat transfer solutions and other engineering tasks—are evident, we will focus on less evident purely geometric applications, such as isosurfacing and shrink wrapping with locally adaptive sizes.
TRmesh's close integration with Rhino turns 3dm into a file format with volumetric data storage, providing for user-driven and lossless isosorfacing without the need for baking isosurface meshes for persistence. With the growth of advanced additive manufacturing techniques allowing for intricate topologically optimized structures, implicitly defined surfaces and lattice configurations are increasingly prevalent. In this context, we will demonstrate how TRmesh is an ideal fit for Rhino 8's ShrinkWrap feature.
TRmesh's capabilities extend to complex, locally variable constraints and are particularly effective with noisy data such as imperfect input meshes or point clouds.
We will also mention the deployment of TRmesh on compute servers, catering to high workloads and positioning Rhino to more conventional engineering applications.
Speaker's bio:
Mathias Fuchs is a Mathematician with ample experience in applied geometry, statistics, and simulation. He's been a Senior Researcher at the CODE group, Zaha Hadid Architects, London, and is now an independent programmer specializing in numerical algorithms for geometry and Rhino.
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