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PotteryVR: virtual reality pottery

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posted on 2022-07-04, 09:01 authored by Sarah E H M H DashtiSarah E H M H Dashti, Edmond Prakash, Andres Adolfo Navarro-Newball, Fiaz Hussain, Fiona CarrollFiona Carroll

Handcrafting ceramic pottery in the traditional method or virtual reality (VR) with intricate surface details is still challenging for the ceramic and graphic artist. Free-form pottery modeling can be efficiently geometrically modeled with the right tools with detailed 3D print outputs, yet challenging to be manufactured using traditional art. The new advanced pottery VR simulation is a promising method to recreate the traditional pottery simulation for a better experience with some barriers. The challenges that arise from surface detail in pottery are a tedious task accomplished by mesh blending and retopology. This paper focuses on refining the VP application’s performance by adding unique sound resonance as a more likely infinite geometric phenomenon textures, blending it into the basic shapes. This paper combines creativity and visual computing technologies such as VR, mesh blending, fixing errors, and 3D printing to bring the ceramic artist’s imagination to life. We have used sound resonance with virtual pottery (VP) systems refinements to demonstrate several standard pottery methods from free form deformed pottery, retopology, mesh blended for surface details, and 3D printed pottery with materials including polymer and ceramic resins.

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The Visual Computer

Publisher

Springer

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  • VoR (Version of Record)

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Dashti, S., Prakash, E., Navarro-Newball, A.A., Hussain, F. and Carroll, F. (2022).'PotteryVR: virtual reality pottery',. The Visual Computer, pp.1-21. DOI: 10.1007/s00371-022-02521-2

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0178-2789

Electronic ISSN

1432-2315

Cardiff Met Affiliation

  • Cardiff School of Technologies

Cardiff Met Authors

Sarah Dashti Fiaz Hussain Fiona Carroll

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  • © The Authors

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  • en

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