Abstract: Systems and methods configured to determine appearance of woven and knitted textiles at the ply-level are presented herein. Exemplary embodiments may: obtain an input pattern of a textile, the input pattern comprising a two-dimensional weave pattern; obtain appearance information, the appearance information including one or more of color, transparency, or roughness; determine ply curve geometry based on ply-level fiber details making up individual plys; generate an image simulating an appearance of the textile based on the two-dimensional weave pattern, the appearance information, and the ply curve geometry so that the image simulating the appearance of the textile takes into account the ply-level fiber details; and/or perform other operations.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
July 26, 2023
Date of Patent:
December 3, 2024
Assignee:
Luxion, Inc.
Inventors:
Zahra Montazeri, Søren Gammelmark, Shuang Zhao, Henrik Wann Jensen
Abstract: Systems and methods configured to determine appearance of woven and knitted textiles at the ply-level are presented herein. Exemplary embodiments may: obtain an input pattern of a textile, the input pattern comprising a two-dimensional weave pattern; obtain appearance information, the appearance information including one or more of color, transparency, or roughness; determine ply curve geometry based on ply-level fiber details making up individual plys; generate an image simulating an appearance of the textile based on the two-dimensional weave pattern, the appearance information, and the ply curve geometry so that the image simulating the appearance of the textile takes into account the ply-level fiber details; and/or perform other operations.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
June 24, 2021
Date of Patent:
August 8, 2023
Assignee:
LUXION, INC.
Inventors:
Zahra Montazeri, Søren Gammelmark, Shuang Zhao, Henrik Wann Jensen
Abstract: Systems and methods configured to determine appearance of woven and knitted textiles at the ply-level are presented herein. Exemplary embodiments may: obtain an input pattern of a textile, the input pattern comprising a two-dimensional weave pattern; obtain appearance information, the appearance information including one or more of color, transparency, or roughness; determine ply curve geometry based on ply-level fiber details making up individual plys; generate an image simulating an appearance of the textile based on the two-dimensional weave pattern, the appearance information, and the ply curve geometry so that the image simulating the appearance of the textile takes into account the ply-level fiber details; and/or perform other operations.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
June 10, 2020
Date of Patent:
June 29, 2021
Assignee:
Luxion, Inc.
Inventors:
Zahra Montazeri, Søren Gammelmark, Shuang Zhao, Henrik Wann Jensen
Abstract: Embodiments include a system, apparatus, and method including a user inputting a 2 dimensional (2D) fabric weave pattern into a 2.5D appearance model, the 2.5D appearance model outputting a 3D appearance of the fabric weave pattern. The output includes light reflection information of the fabric, which includes shadows and scattered rays of light. The output also includes geometric surface variations of the fabric with micro detail on the object that is visible to a human eye. The output further includes flyaway fibers. The input 2D weave pattern of the fabric is editable by a user.
Type:
Application
Filed:
September 7, 2019
Publication date:
March 11, 2021
Applicant:
Luxion, Inc.
Inventors:
Soren Gammelmark, Shuang Zhao, Henrik Wann Jensen
Abstract: The present invention includes a novel way of specifying the possible configurations of a product and representing this compactly using offset transforms. The offset transforms make it possible to save just the basic 3D geometry and representing all the configuration options using offset transforms. This results in a significantly more compact representation as compared with a full representation of the various configurations. This means that a product with thousands of configuration options including animations can be represented using a compact file format where only the base 3D data is represented along with offset transforms to represent the various configuration options. This further makes it possible to easily transmit full configurations of a product and enables a viewer to view the configuration options by applying offset transforms to the original 3D model.