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Rendering in object interference detection on conventional graphics workstations
Collision detection between complex objects using rasterizing graphics hardware provides a rich ground of exploration for speeding up the interference detection algorithms and computing points of collision. We show that despite the limitations imposed by the current graphics rendering hardware, it is still possible to perform collision detection at rendering rates using only conventional graphics hardware without any enhancements.
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