论文信息 - Minimising latency and maintaining consistency in distributed virtual prototyping

Minimising latency and maintaining consistency in distributed virtual prototyping

This paper describes a computer aided design tool for mechanical engineering applications, combining component assembly simulation, the modelling of rigid and flexible bodies and haptic interaction in a multi-user distributed virtual environment. It presents the research challenges encountered, and an architecture designed to address these.

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