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SUMMARY:Meshes: Extract & Repair
DESCRIPTION:Topological Offsets\n\nTopological Offsets is a method for gen
 erating offset surfaces that are topologically equivalent to an offset inf
 initesimally close to the surface. By construction, the offsets are manifo
 ld, watertight, self-intersection-free, and strictly enclose the input. Te
 sted on Thingi10k, it supports applicat...\n\n\nDaniel Zint, Zhouyuan Chen
 , Yifei Zhu, and Denis Zorin (New York University/Courant); Teseo Schneide
 r (University of Victoria); and Daniele Panozzo (New York University/Coura
 nt)\n---------------------\nInstant Self-Intersection Repair for 3D Meshes
 \n\nWe present a novel framework that instantly (< 1 sec) repairs self-int
 ersections in static surface meshes, which commonly occur during the 3D mo
 deling process.\n\n\nWonjong Jang, Yucheol Jung, Gyeongmin Lee, and Seungy
 ong Lee (POSTECH)\n---------------------\nSingle Edge Collapse Quad-Domina
 nt Mesh Reduction\n\nA simple and robust modification to triangle mesh red
 uction bridges the gap for what artists want in quad-dominant mesh reducti
 on, preserving symmetry, topology, and joints without sacrificing geometri
 c quality, allowing for high-quality level-of-detail meshes at no cost com
 pared to what was done be...\n\n\nJulian Knodt (LightSpeed Studios)\n-----
 ----------------\nMeshes: Extract & Repair - Interactive Discussion\n\nAft
 er the summary presentations, attendees will participate in an interactive
  discussion. Outside the room will be a series of poster boards for author
 s to gather around with the audience. Authors are invited to bring any mat
 erial related to their paper that could instigate further conversation suc
 h...\n\n---------------------\nFeature-Preserving Mesh Repair via Restrict
 ed Power Diagram\n\nWe present a unified mesh repair framework using a man
 ifold wrap surface to fix diverse imperfections while preserving sharp fea
 tures. By optimizing projected samples and leveraging adaptive weighting, 
 our method ensures watertightness, manifoldness, and high geometric fideli
 ty, outperforming existi...\n\n\nHuibiao Wen (Shandong University, Univers
 ity of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences); Guilong He (Shandong Universit
 y); Rui Xu (University of Hong Kong); Shuangmin Chen (Qingdao University o
 f Science and Technology); Shiqing Xin (Shandong University); Zhenyu Shu (
 NingboTech University); Taku Komura (University of Hong Kong); Jieqing Fen
 g (State Key Laboratory of CAD & CG, Zhejiang University); Wenping Wang (T
 exas A&M University); and Changhe Tu (Shandong University)\n--------------
 -------\nTetWeave: Isosurface Extraction using On-The-Fly Delaunay Tetrahe
 dral Grids for Gradient-Based Mesh Optimization\n\nTetWeave is a novel iso
 surface representation that jointly optimizes a tetrahedral grid and direc
 tional distances for gradient-based mesh processing like multi-view 3D rec
 onstruction. It dynamically builds adaptive grids via Delaunay triangulati
 on, ensuring watertight, manifold meshes. By resampling...\n\n\nAlexandre 
 Binninger and Ruben Wiersma (ETH Zurich), Philipp Herholz (Independent Con
 tributor), and Olga Sorkine-Hornung (ETH Zurich)\n---------------------\nH
 exHex: Highspeed Extraction of Hexahedral Meshes\n\nWe present HexHex, whi
 ch extracts a hexahedral mesh from a locally injective integer-grid map. K
 ey contributions include a conservative rasterization technique and a nove
 l mesh data structure called propeller. Our algorithm is significantly fas
 ter and uses less memory than the previous state-of-the-...\n\n\nTobias Ko
 hler, Martin Heistermann, and David Bommes (University of Bern)\n\nInteres
 t Area: Research & Education\n\nRecording: Livestreamed, Not Livestreamed,
  Recorded, Not Recorded\n\nRegistration Category: Full Conference, Virtual
  Access, Thursday\n\nSession Chair: Qingnan Zhou (Adobe)
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