• Modeling and animation with special geometric shapes
  • 3D shape morphing of sculptured solids
  • Optimal shape approximation using dynamic models
  • Efficient algorithms for voxelization and display of spline objects
  • Constraint-based dynamic shape modeling for computer animation
  • Accurate shape representation and reconstruction from range and volumetric data
  • Representation, creation, and manipulation of sweep surfaces
  • Optimal approximation of curved shape offset using physics-based models
  • Constructing 3D geometry through user sketch
  • Reverse engineering of large CAD datasets
  • Volumetric FEM-based modeling for graphics and visualization
  • Free-form deformation techniques for animation
  • Modeling global deformation using physics
  • Physics-based modeling and animation for natural phenomenon
  • Fast shape rendering based on interval analysis
  • Dynamic manipulating algebraic surfaces
  • Wavelet and its applications for graphics and CAD
  • Graphical simulation for CAD/CAM
  • Integration of feature-based techniques and physics-based models
  • Parametric optimization of dynamic models
  • Physics-based geometric simplification
  • Vision-based techniques for graphics
  • Motion Control techniques for animation
  • Design Toolkits for physics-based CAGD
  • Modeling shapes of arbitrary topology
  • From 2D imagery to 3D geometry
  • Sculpting CAD-based prototype in virtual environment
  • Physics-based methods for surface-surface-intersection
  • Handling geometric randomness in physics-based modeling framework
  • A systematic study on physics-based geometric design
  • Using differential equations to solve CAD and animation problems
  • Extract surface from volumetric data
  • Plastic surgery simulation
  • Variational modeling for curves, surfaces, and solids
  • Evaluation and analysis of shape quality using differential geometry
  • Muscle modeling, simulation, and deformation using volumetric splines

    For the detailed information about any specific projects or general inquiries about research projects, please contact Professor Hong QIN (qin AT cs DOT sunysb DOT edu, Rm. 2426, 2-8450).