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Using Fluid Action To Create A Physical Object

Using Fluid Action To Create A Physical Object

By Naresh Kumar on August 3, 2010

Simulating Fluid Action To Create A Physical Object 2

Designer Fung Kwok Pan’s Fluid Vase translates the fluid action caused by pouring water into a container to create vases of different shapes. A high speed camera captured the actual water motion at different stages of pouring to create a 3D virtual mesh. Via an online interface, customers give their inputs on the design by choosing the speed and volume of water and select a frame from the simulation, before the vase is produced using rapid prototyping techniques.

View a video demonstration below:


Fluid Vase from Kwok Pan Fung on Vimeo.

Fluid Vase

[via Creative Applications]

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