ANAGLYPH AND 3D MODEL USAGE IN EDUCATION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

The development of computer technology and the use of 3D software has led to substantial changes in the education system and the way of thinking for future engineers. [...]recently, both engineers and future engineers had to use plane projection for a spatial view of a certain part, making orthogona...

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Published inJournal of Industrial Design and Engineering Graphics Vol. 12; no. 1; p. 231
Main Authors Jeli, Zorana, Popkonstantinovic, Branislav, Stojicevic, Misa, Miladinovic, Ljubomir
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Bucharest Societatea Romana de Grafica Inginereasca (SORGING) 01.05.2017
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3D CAD model
anaglyph
analysis
Animation
CAD
Communication
Computer aided design
Computer simulation
Design engineering
Education
Mechanical engineering
Mechanical engineers
modelling
perception
Software
Three dimensional models
Virtual reality
Visualization
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Summary:The development of computer technology and the use of 3D software has led to substantial changes in the education system and the way of thinking for future engineers. [...]recently, both engineers and future engineers had to use plane projection for a spatial view of a certain part, making orthogonal design a necessity. [...]it is a very effective means of communication between the technical idea and the final solution of the problem in engineering. [...]detailed drawings and/or 3D models are created, which are then used for the production process. Visualization, sketching, modelling and preparation of technical documentation are the ways in which engineers and technologists communicate in creating new products and structures in the modern technical world [1]. Graphic communication, which is carried by the engineering drawings and models, is a clear, practical language with defined rules that need to be complied with if one wants to be successful at engineering design (design). The final drawings produced by this method are 2D and 3D schemes, drawings and models. 2D schemes are useful for some types of engineering analyses, such as the kinematic analysis of an assembly, or electronic schemes and structural plans. 3D CAD models can be Wireframe or Surface. Wireframe models are used as input geometrical data for a simple analysis of the functioning of machine members, such as kinematical studies or finite elements analysis. Graphical computer methods for simulation, animation and analysis of virtual 3D models Computer simulation is a set of very precisely modelled real situations that...
ISSN:1843-3766
2344-4681