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Marcelo Martins, Lucas Morais, Rafael Torchelsen, Luciana Nedel, Anderson Maciel Current endoscopy simulators oversimplify navigation and interaction within tubular anatomical structures to maintain interactive frame rates, neglecting the intricate dynamics of permanent contact between the organ and the medical tool. … Continue reading →

Vismay Modi, Nicholas Sharp, Or Perel, Shinjiro Sueda, David I. W. Levin The proliferation of 3D representations, from explicit meshes to implicit neural fields and more, motivates the need for simulators agnostic to representation. We present a data-, mesh-, and … Continue reading →

Yizhou Chen, Yushan Han, Jingyu Chen, Zhan Zhang, Alex Mcadams, Joseph Teran Position based dynamics [Müller et al. 2007] is a powerful technique for simulating a variety of materials. Its primary strength is its robustness when run with limited computational … Continue reading →

Artur Grigorev, Giorgio Becherini, Michael Black, Otmar Hilliges, Bernhard Thomaszewski Learning-based approaches to cloth simulation have started to show their potential in recent years. However, handling collisions and intersections in neural simulations remains a largely unsolved problem. In this work, … Continue reading →

Yixin Chen, David I.W. Levin, Timothy R. Langlois Physics-based fluid control has long been a challenging problem in balancing efficiency and accuracy. We introduce a novel physicsbased fluid control pipeline using Laplacian Eigenfluids. Utilizing the adjoint method with our provided … Continue reading →

Ningxiao Tao, Liangwang Ruan , Yitong Deng, Bo Zhu, Bin Wang, Baoquan Chen This paper introduces a novel physically-based vortex fluid model for films, aimed at accurately simulating cascading vortical structures on deforming thin films. Central to our approach is … Continue reading →

Zhongtian Zheng, Tongtong Wang, Qijia Feng, Zherong Pan, Xifeng Gao, Kui Wu Simulating high-resolution cloth poses computational challenges in real-time applications. In the gaming industry, the proxy mesh technique offers an alternative, simulating a simplified low-resolution cloth geometry, proxy mesh. … Continue reading →

Jerry Hsu, Tongtong Wang, Zherong Pan, Xifeng Gao, Cem Yuksel, Kui Wu Strand-based hair simulations have recently become increasingly popular for a range of real-time applications. However, accurately simulating the full number of hair strands remains challenging. A commonly employed … Continue reading →

Jiawang Yu, Zhendong Wang Creating super-resolution cloth animations, which refine coarse cloth meshes with fine wrinkle details, faces challenges in preserving spatial consistency and temporal coherence across frames. In this paper, we introduce a general framework to address these issues, … Continue reading →

Xudong Feng, Huamin Wang, Yin Yang, Weiwei Xu Real-world fabrics, composed of threads and yarns, often display complex stress-strain relationships, making their homogenization a challenging task for fast simulation by continuum-based models. Consequently, existing homogenized yarn-level models frequently struggle with … Continue reading →