Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Kris N Iverson

Jesse D McGatha

Emmett Walter Lalish

Yulin Jin

Shanen Jon Boettcher

Zheng Wang

Chris M White

Vladimir Sisolak

Emmett Lalish

Jesse Mcgatha

Shanen J Boettcher

A method, computing system, and one or more computer-readable storage media for fabricating full color three-dimensional objects are provided herein. The method includes transforming a three-dimensional model into instructions for a fabrication device by slicing the three-dimensional model into layers with color information preserved, generating two-dimensional polygons for each layer based on colors on faces, colors on textures, and/or gradient colors, and determining a tool path for fabricating an object from colored materials based on the two-dimensional polygons for each layer. Determining the tool path includes generating instructions that direct the fabrication device to apply colored material for all two-dimensional polygons of a same color before switching colors, smooth an exterior of the object by switching colors at an internal vertex of each two-dimensional polygon within each layer, and deposit transitional material within an infill area, a support structure, and/or an area outside the object when switching colors.

Fabricating full color three-dimensional objects

The claimed subject matter includes techniques for scanning and processing three-dimensional (3D) objects. An example method includes scanning the 3D object to produce depth data. The method also includes generating, via a processor, a 3D progressive mesh from the depth data. The method further includes displaying the generation of the 3D progressive mesh in real-time.

Scanning and processing objects into three-dimensional mesh models

A method of managing access to resources in a network. A reputation for each network participant is evaluated by querying a data source for the reputation associated with the network participant. Based on the evaluated reputation, an appropriate level of access to network resources is determined from a plurality of levels of access to network resources for the corresponding network participant. An access control action is then performed to correspond to the determined level of access for the participant.

System from reputation shaping a peer-to-peer network

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Redmond, WA, United States of America

Kris N Iverson