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Proceedings of the 4Th International Interdisciplinary 3D Conference Engineering Section Pécs, Hungary, October 5-6, 2018 Proceedings of the 4th International Interdisciplinary 3D Conference Engineering Section Pécs, Hungary, October 5-6, 2018 University of Pécs Pécs, 2018 Proceedings of the 4th International Interdisciplinary 3D Conference Engineering Section Pécs, Hungary, October 5-6, 2018 Editors István Ervin Háber, PhD Csaba Bogdán, András Szőke ISBN 978-963-429-267-8 This book is available only in digital format This page is intentionally left blank Table of Contents PREFACE ........................................................................................................................................................................... 1 PROCEEDINGS AND ABSTRACTS OF THE 1ST DAY (OCTOBER 5TH FRIDAY) ..................................................... 5 Modern Teaching Methods in Today's Engineering Education ............................................................................... 6 GY. CZIFRA, B. VARGA Analysis of the Modification of the Fillet Radius of X-Zero Gear Drives to the TCA Parameters ..................... 13 S. BODZÁS Tensile Strength Analysis of 3D Printer Filaments ................................................................................................. 33 D. HALÁPI, S. ENDRE KOVÁCS, ZS. BODNÁR, Á. B. PALOTÁS, L. VARGA Complex study of the renal artery and its surroundings ........................................................................................ 44 D. CSONKA, P. BOGNER, I. HORVÁTH, T. TAMÁS, K. KALMÁR NAGY, I. WITTMANN, I. E. HÁBER Segmentation of Multiple Organs in Computed Tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging Measurements ............................................................................................................................................................. 51 A. KRISTON, V. CZIPCZER, A. MANNO-KOVÁCS, L. KOVÁCS, CS. BENEDEK, T. SZIRÁNYI Design Questions of the Individual Medical Implants ............................................................................................ 57 P. FICZERE Brain Tumor Segmentation in MRI Data ................................................................................................................ 68 P. TAKÁCS, A. MANNO-KOVACS Volume Visualization - Challenges and Tasks (ABSTRACT ONLY) ..................................................................... 75 B. TUKORA Fully Automatic 3D Liver Segmentation with U-Net Convolutional Neural Network ......................................... 76 B. NÉMETH, I. E. HÁBER PROCEEDINGS AND ABSTRACTS OF THE 2ND DAY (OCTOBER 6TH SATURDAY) ............................................ 79 The Use of 3D Technologies and Tools in Humanities (ABSTRACT ONLY) ....................................................... 80 M. DEÁK The Moiré Method and its Application in Scoliosis ................................................................................................. 81 CS. BOGDÁN Designing Measuring Instrument for Validation of City Simulations ................................................................... 88 G.Bencsik, I. E. Haber Automatic Shaping of Orthopedic Braces Using 3D Technology ........................................................................... 94 B. TUKORA Additive Manufacturing of Metal Components by CMT Technology ................................................................. 100 Z. MEISZTERICS, T. ZSEBE, D. CSONKA, R. TOLD, GY. VASVÁRI From Parchment to 3D to HTML: The Use of the 3D and the Web in Architectural History Research (a case study) ......................................................................................................................................................................... 107 Z. BERECZKI POSTER SESSION ........................................................................................................................................................ 113 3D Geometry Editing for Numerical Modeling Based on Geosciences Data (in Hungarian language) ............... 114 G. SZUJÓ, M. FARKAS, G. SOMODI The Moiré Method and its Application in Scoliosis ............................................................................................... 115 CS. BOGDÁN Preface The 4th International Interdisciplinary 3D Conference is a route leaving event in the series since this is the first time the conference is divided to sections which are held on separate locations. Our Faculty of IT and Engineering of University Pecs is proud to be organizer of the event, while the topic is fully intertwined with our goals. In March of 2018, the 3D Printing Center on the Faculty has been opened and the science of these cutting-edge technologies couldn’t be closer to our daily life since then. Researchers, teachers, students can use devices, whose can scan 3D objects, or print their project works with technologies of SLS, polyjet, FDM, etc., which is a great experience especially for students who wants to materialize their final projects or a regular design study of a building or mechanism. These technologies are useful for all disciplines therefore it was also a must to make our projects transparent and show the achievements of this part of science. This is the aim which serves this conference and fair event, where the researchers, developers, makers can show up and change their knowledge, make new contacts. It was hard during the organization, to fully separate biotechnology from engineering, while the topic of the conference assumes to be around the technologies of 3D visualization, 3D sensing (vision) and 3D printing. These technologies are utilized in engineering which have proved to could used in various parts of medicine, biotechnology since engineering can give and maintain the technical background for researchers from other disciplines. Although the other section biotechnology is only a tight area of medicine, it was hard not to include topics from the border areas. The proof of the closing areas is that a bioengineering curriculum is being developed and accredited in the cooperation of Medical and the Engineering Faculty. The future plans are to keep up with the organization of the conference, widen the impact of the fair and involve more researchers worldwide. In the name of the organizers I wish a nice and grateful experience on the conference and exhibition! Pécs, 10/5/2018 Istvan Ervin Haber Chief Organizer Head of the Engineering Department Institute of Smart Technologies, University of Pecs 1 PROGRAMME OF THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL INTERDISCIPLINARY 3D CONFERENCE ST TH TIME 1 DAY (OCTOBER 5 FRIDAY) 08:00 – 09:30 Registration at the Szentágothai Research Centre 09:30 – 10:00 Opening Ceremony at the Szentágothai Research Centre 10:00 – 12:00 Keynote Presentations at the Szentágothai Research Centre 12:00 – 13:00 Light refreshments at the Szentágothai Research Centre 13:00 – 13:30 Buses carry the participants to the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology Opening of the Engineering Section at the Faculty of Engineering and Information 13:30 – 13:45 Technology István Ervin Háber, PhD 13:50 – 14:10 3D technologies in practice István Hatos 14:10 – 14:30 Part and material properties in DMLS/SLM Péter Ficzere, PhD 14:30 – 14:50 Design questions of the individual medical implants (in Hungarian language) György Czifra, PhD 14:50 – 15:10 Modern teaching methods in today's engineering education (in Hungarian language) 15:10 – 15:20 Coffee break ST SECTION ROOM ND SECTION ROOM OMPANY STAGE 1 2 C Sándor Bodzás, PhD István Ervin Háber, PhD Analysis of the effect of the fillet 15:20 – 15:40 Augmented reality in 3DZ Franchising Ltd. radius of X-zero gear drives to the medical applications normal stress András Kriston, PhD Zsolt Bodnár, PhD Segmentation of multiple 15:40 – 16:00 Tensile strength analysis of 3d Basiliskus 3D Zrt. organs in CT printer filaments measurements Katalin Gombos, PhD Bence Németh, PhD 3D Genomics: miRNA expression 16:00 – 16:20 Deep learning in medical eCon Engineering analysis of spatial cancer applications organization field Petra Takács Dávid Csonka Free Dee Printing 16:20 – 16:40 Brain Tumor Segmentation Renal artery and its surrounding Solutions in MRI data Attila Bölcskei, PhD Balázs Tukora, PhD 16:40 – 17:00 On visuo-spatial skills and their Volume visualization - Varinex Zrt. development challenges and tasks 2 PROGRAMME OF THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL INTERDISCIPLINARY 3D CONFERENCE ND TH TIME 2 DAY (OCTOBER 6 SATURDAY) 08:30 – 19:00 Breakfast ST 1 SECTION ROOM COMPANY STAGE Máté Deák Kvint-R Irodatechnika és 3D Nyomtatási 09:00 – 09:20 The use of 3D technologies and tools in Kft. humanities Csaba Bogdán 09:20 – 09:40 The moiré method and its application in Hewlett-Packard scoliosis Gergely Bencsik 09:40 – 10:00 Designing measuring instrument for - validation of city simulations Balázs Tukora, PhD 10:00 – 10:20 Automatic shaping of orthopaedic braces - using 3D technology Zoltán Meiszterics 10:30 – 10:50 Additive manufacturing of metal Dent-Art-Technik Kft. component by CMT technology Géza Várady, PhD 10:50 – 11:10 Optical depth estimation for object - recognition and navigation Zoltán Bereczki, PhD From parchment to 3D to HTML: the use 11:10 – 11:30 - of the 3D and the Web in architectural history research Zoltán Vízvári 11:30 – 11:50 - 3D Impedance tomography POSTER PRESENTATIONS Gábor Szujó, Máté Farkas, Gábor Somodi 3D geometry editing for numerical modeling based on geosciences data (in Hungarian language) Csaba Bogdán The Moiré Method and its Application in Scoliosis 3 PERMANENT EXHIBITION OF COMPANIES SPECIALISING IN 3D PRINTING AND VISUALISATION 3DZ BASILISKUS 3D DDD MANUFAKTÚRA DENT-ART-TECHNIK KFT.
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