Brent Charles Ewald

Title: Brent Charles Ewald: Inventor of Lattice Surface-Patterning Technology

Introduction

Brent Charles Ewald is an inventor based in Vancouver, Washington. His patent work concerns methods for adding generated surface patterns to lattice structures in digital models of three-dimensional objects. Ewald is associated with Peridot Print LLC and has 1 patent listed in the information provided.

Latest Patents

Ewald’s patent, “Lattice Structures with Generated Surface Patterns,” describes a computer-based process for modifying a digital model of a 3D object. The process accesses a model containing a lattice made of structural elements, creates a two-dimensional map of the model’s surface, and identifies where the lattice elements intersect that map.

The system then creates a 2D image showing those intersection locations and the map’s perimeter. It generates a pattern that connects and covers multiple intersection points, converts the patterned image into a 3D surface, and updates the digital model to include the pattern. This approach links lattice geometry with surface design in a digital modeling workflow.

Career Highlights

Ewald’s listed invention focuses on computational techniques for integrating patterns with lattice-based 3D models. His association with Peridot Print LLC provides a company connection for his work, while his listed location is Vancouver, Washington.

Collaborations

The information provided identifies Peridot Print LLC as Ewald’s company affiliation. No additional collaborators or joint inventors are specified.

Conclusion

Brent Charles Ewald’s listed patent presents a method for generating and incorporating surface patterns into digital models containing lattice structures, connecting computational design with 3D object modeling.