CHI '20 (Late-Breaking Work)

3D sketching for multi-pose products

Joon Hyub Lee

Hyung-Gi Ham

Seok-Hyung Bae

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During the initial stage of design, 2D perspective sketching is an essential tool for designers. However, for products with multiple moving parts that assume multiple poses during usage, 2D perspective sketching can be painstaking and time-consuming. In this study, we show that such multi-pose products are prevalent in the context of product design and therefore propose a 3D sketching system tailored to multi-pose products. Our system enables designers to sketch 3D curves that can be freely posed and easily viewed from different directions; it makes sketching chained moving parts and propagating changes to different poses and perspectives effortless. We show that, with interactions closely resembling traditional 2D perspective sketching and the physical manipulation of an articulated object, designers can focus solely on ideating, iterating, and communicating multi-pose product concepts during the initial stage of design.

Keywords: Product design; 3D sketching; parting; rigging; posing; pen; touch; gesture

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People

Joon Hyub Lee

Postdoctoral researcher

Hyung-Gi Ham

M.S.

Seok-Hyung Bae

Associate professor

Publications

SIGGRAPH '20 (Labs)

3D sketching for multi-pose products: an interactive showcase

Joon Hyub Lee, Hyung-Gi Ham, Myung-Sung Kim, and Seok-Hyung Bae

Department of Industrial Design, KAIST
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