2013 - Fellow of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
His primary areas of investigation include Artificial intelligence, Surface, Computer vision, Engineering drawing and Electronic design automation. Charlie C. L. Wang interconnects Stiffness and Infill in the investigation of issues within Surface. His Computer vision research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Vibration and Computer graphics.
His study in Engineering drawing is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Computer architecture, Computer Aided Design, Feature and Design for manufacturability. His Polygon mesh research focuses on subjects like Grid, which are linked to Mechanical engineering. His Mechanical engineering study incorporates themes from Sequence and Topology optimization.
His main research concerns Algorithm, Surface, Artificial intelligence, Computer vision and Geometry. Charlie C. L. Wang works on Algorithm which deals in particular with Computation. His research in Surface intersects with topics in Computer graphics, Geometric modeling, Flattening and Boundary, Topology.
His Artificial intelligence study typically links adjacent topics like Pattern recognition. Many of his studies on Geometry apply to Planar as well. His Mesh generation research includes elements of Computer graphics and Solid modeling.
His primary scientific interests are in Artificial intelligence, Fabrication, Robot, Algorithm and 3D printing. The concepts of his Artificial intelligence study are interwoven with issues in Computer vision and Pattern recognition. His Fabrication research includes a combination of various areas of study, such as Mechanical engineering, Material properties, Surface, Geometry and The Intersect.
His research in Surface intersects with topics in Particle system and Porosity. His specific area of interest is Algorithm, where Charlie C. L. Wang studies Computation. When carried out as part of a general 3D printing research project, his work on Fused deposition modeling is frequently linked to work in Field, therefore connecting diverse disciplines of study.
Charlie C. L. Wang focuses on Fabrication, Robot, Solid modeling, Sequence and Material properties. Robot is a subfield of Artificial intelligence that Charlie C. L. Wang investigates. His Material properties research includes elements of Fused deposition modeling, 3D printing and Extrusion.
His Mechanical engineering study frequently links to other fields, such as Multiscale optimization. Distortion and Algorithm are two areas of study in which Charlie C. L. Wang engages in interdisciplinary research. His Algorithm study incorporates themes from Smoothing, Discrete geometry and Surface reconstruction.
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The status, challenges, and future of additive manufacturing in engineering
Wei Gao;Yunbo Zhang;Devarajan Ramanujan;Karthik Ramani.
Computer-aided Design (2015)
Current and future trends in topology optimization for additive manufacturing
Jikai Liu;Andrew T. Gaynor;Shikui Chen;Zhan Kang.
Structural and Multidisciplinary Optimization (2018)
Design for mass personalization
M.M. Tseng;R.J. Jiao;C. Wang.
(2010)
Parameterization and parametric design of mannequins
Charlie C.L. Wang.
Computer-aided Design (2005)
Technologies for E-Learning and Digital Entertainment
Kin-chuen Hui;Zhigeng Pan;Ronald Chi-kit Chung;Charlie C. L. Wang.
(2006)
Surface flattening based on energy model
Charlie C. L. Wang;Shana Shiang-Fong Smith;Matthew Ming-Fai Yuen.
Computer-aided Design (2002)
From laser-scanned data to feature human model: a system based on fuzzy logic concept
Charlie Changling Wang;Terry Chang;Matthew Ming Fai Yuen.
Computer-aided Design (2003)
Design automation for customized apparel products
Charlie C. L. Wang;Yu Wang;Matthew M. F. Yuen.
Computer-aided Design (2005)
Feature based 3D garment design through 2D sketches
Charlie Changling Wang;Y. Wang;Matthew Ming Fai Yuen.
Computer-aided Design (2003)
Self-supporting rhombic infill structures for additive manufacturing
Jun Wu;Jun Wu;Charlie C.L. Wang;Xiaoting Zhang;Rüdiger Westermann.
Computer-aided Design (2016)
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