Hans Kohling Pedersen is an inventive mind based in Las Vegas, NV. He has made significant contributions to the field of design and manufacturing through his innovative patents. With a total of 3 patents, Pedersen has focused on developing methods that enhance the creation of complex geometries and surfaces.

Latest Patents

One of his latest patents is titled "Methods for creating developable surfaces." This invention involves generating developable surfaces by interactively evolving curves on a 2D surface embedded in 3D space. The process utilizes an iterative method to produce models for constructing stylized three-dimensional sculptures. Each iteration includes tessellating loops formed by the curves on the surface and unfolding the resulting tessellated strips onto a 2D plane. The invention also resolves collisions between the unfolded tessellated strips in 2D and between the loops in 3D, allowing for simultaneous display of the rendered evolved curve in 3D and tessellated strips in 2D. A graphical user interface enables users to modify the curve network, tessellated strips, and curve evolution parameters. Additionally, 2D textures can be mapped to the unfolded tessellated strips, and tool paths can be generated for cutting a 2D material.

Another notable patent is "Interactive labyrinth curve generation and applications thereof." This invention allows for the interactive generation of complex labyrinth curves through an iterative process that spatially modulates curve evolution based on an image or function defined in the evolution space. The iterative process involves resampling the curves and computing sample point displacements using a surface distance metric that estimates geodesic distances in a two-dimensional non-Euclidean evolution space. The evolved labyrinth curves can be processed for various applications, including triangulation and projection to create patterns for manufacturing developable surfaces.

Career Highlights

Hans Kohling Pedersen is currently associated with Daedal Doodle, LLC, where he continues to innovate and develop new methods in design and manufacturing. His work has garnered attention for its unique approach to solving complex design challenges.

Collaborations

He collaborates with Karansher Singh, contributing to the advancement of their projects and enhancing the creative process within their company.

Conclusion

Hans Kohling Pedersen is a notable inventor whose work in developing methods for creating complex surfaces and curves has made a

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