Abstract: A method for three-dimensional modeling through constrained sketches for obtaining potentially infinite variations of any one model is provided. The method generates three-dimensional modeling through constrained sketches and its related operations with the objective of obtaining potentially infinite variations of any one model by performing the following steps: acquiring the seed two-dimensional geometry of the model; acquiring a set of identifiers attaching semantic meaning to geometric portions; acquiring a set of instructions, where each instruction possesses inputs and outputs and performs a specific task.

Abstract: A method for three-dimensional modeling through constrained sketches for obtaining potentially infinite variations of any one model is provided. The method generates three-dimensional modeling through constrained sketches and its related operations with the objective of obtaining potentially infinite variations of any one model by performing the following steps: acquiring the seed two-dimensional geometry of the model; acquiring a set of identifiers attaching semantic meaning to geometric portions; acquiring a set of instructions, where each instruction possesses inputs and outputs and performs a specific task.

Abstract: A system and method for creating a concurrent programming language by extending existing programming languages. The system and method may be useful for extending known concurrent programming languages, such as Java and C#. The system and method provides a compilation process that aids concurrent programming that aids concurrent programming by extending existing programming languages. The extended languages will support signals, concurrent objects, and concurrent expressions. The system and method does not use contracts or futures, but rather uses a different type of object that is understood with a different type of concurrent expression. In one embodiment, an asynchronous object is used.