Exploration of 3D objects: methods for simulation, application, and presentation

Abstract

Simulation programs have revolutionized the operations of major corporations in the 21st century. These programs offer meticulous recording and analysis of processes, enabling the identification and resolution of bottlenecks, deficiencies, and errors that could arise during real-world production. Simulations provide comprehensive insights into the entire production process, even before it begins, ensuring optimal efficiency and minimizing downtime and mistakes. They can be customized to varying levels of complexity, encompassing process-oriented perspectives and visually detailed representations. To ensure accuracy, analyzing and evaluating available data is crucial, supplementing it with necessary information to enhance the virtual representation's fidelity. In this discussion, we will primarily explore the modeling of 3D objects within detailed simulations and their subsequent application and interpretation in diverse contexts.