David Hernández-Díaz
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David Hernández-Díaz has a total of 5 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Fernando Julián
Universidad de Gerona (España)
1 shared publication - Francisco Hernández-Abad
Department of Engineering Graphics and Design, TR5 Building, Terrassa Campus, Polytechnic University of Catalonia, 08222 Terrassa, Spain
1 shared publication - José Ignacio Rojas-Sola
Universidad de Jaén (España)
1 shared publication - Ricardo Villar-Ribera
Department of Engineering Graphics and Design, Manresa Campus, Polytechnic University of Catalonia, 08242 Manresa, Spain
1 shared publication - Vicente Hernández-Abad
Department of Engineering Graphics and Design, TR5 Building, Terrassa Campus, Polytechnic University of Catalonia, 08222 Terrassa, Spain
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- Open Access
Computer-Aided Design: Development of a Software Tool for Solving Loci Problems
In this work, we developed a software tool for the simplified, automated definition and viewing of loci in the plane, an essential task in the design, engineering and architectural fields. The process was started by identifying the most salient geometric loci in the engineering domain (i.e., tangents). A geometric approach was followed to deal with curves from the relative positions of two circles or a circle and a point. The algorithms used can be easily implemented in commercially available CAD software, which testifies to the usefulness and timeliness of the proposed tool. The tool successfully solved all target cases and was implemented as a function with the commercial software Adobe Authorware v.7.0.2.
Open AccessComputer-Aided Design: Development of a Software Tool for Solving Loci Problems
In this work, we developed a software tool for the simplified, automated definition and viewing of loci in the plane, an essential task in the design, engineering and architectural fields. The process was started by identifying the most salient geometric loci in the engineering domain (i.e., tangents). A geometric approach was followed to deal with curves from the relative positions of two circles or a circle and a point. The algorithms used can be easily implemented in commercially available CAD software, which testifies to the usefulness and timeliness of the proposed tool. The tool successfully solved all target cases and was implemented as a function with the commercial software Adobe Authorware v.7.0.2.