Mates2Motion: Learning How Mechanical CAD Assemblies Work

08/02/2022
by   James Noeckel, et al.
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We describe our work on inferring the degrees of freedom between mated parts in mechanical assemblies using deep learning on CAD representations. We train our model using a large dataset of real-world mechanical assemblies consisting of CAD parts and mates joining them together. We present methods for re-defining these mates to make them better reflect the motion of the assembly, as well as narrowing down the possible axes of motion. We also conduct a user study to create a motion-annotated test set with more reliable labels.

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