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Friday, November 23, 2018
By Saurabh Verma, Pradnya Pawar, Prasad Pawar, Suryansh Agrawal
If you have ever searched on google, ordered food online, browsed an item online, used a messaging app or composed an email, each and every time you came across a machine learning algorithm. A lot of people are interested in learning how to apply machine learning to solve some of their own problems.
Tuesday, May 22, 2018
By Sandip Jadhav
Machine learning (ML) techniques are now widely being used in almost all areas of application. Six months back, CCTech Research started investigating how we may use ML in the area of Design of Mechanical Systems. One of the key application we were particularly interested is in Control Valve industry.
Tuesday, February 13, 2018
By Vijay Mali
Last week CCTech hosted its first hackathon. All CCTech developers were divided into six different teams and were asked to create app or product feature based on simulationHub Web Services, Autodesk Forge Platform, Amazon Web Services and General Electric Predix Platform.
Monday, September 08, 2014
By Sandip Jadhav
As a computational geometry developer I have worked on several meshing software development projects. Every time mesh quality has become focal point. As matter of fact this becomes conflicting topic between the various teams due to the difference of opinion in engineering community.
Sunday, April 13, 2014
By Sandip Jadhav
For any CAD developer who is developing interactive CAD application one of the important topic of interest is Selection or Picking. However this topic is not discussed in detailed in most of the OpenGL resources. I hope this article helps you understand basic techniques available for selection.
Friday, September 27, 2013
By Sandip Jadhav
The most general form of the lighting equation uses both the vertex position and a vector that is normal to the object’s surface at that position; this is called the normal vector. Ideally, these normal vectors are captured or computed with the original model data, but in practice there are many models that do not include normal vectors.