Nurcan Gecer UluI am a research scientist at Palo Alto Research Center (Xerox, PARC). I got my PhD in Spring 2018 from Carnegie Mellon University working with Levent Burak Kara in Visual Design and Engineering Lab and Graphics Lab. I am interested in digital fabrication and computational design from the perspectives of computer graphics, structural analysis, human computer interaction and machine learning. If you are interested in doing a research internship at PARC and/or collaborating on a project with me, feel free to reach out. CV | LinkedIn | PARC Profile |
Sliding Basis Optimization for Heterogeneous Material Design |
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Manufacturability Oriented Model Correction and Build Direction Optimization for Additive Manufacturing |
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Wisdom of Micro-Crowds in Evaluating Solutions to Esoteric Engineering Problems |
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High Degree of Freedom Hand Pose Tracking Using Limited Strain Sensing and Optical Training |
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4DMesh: 4D Printing Morphing Non-Developable Mesh Surfaces |
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Computational Design and Evaluation Methods for Empowering Non-Experts in Digital Fabrication |
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Designing Coupling Behaviors Using Compliant Shape Optimization |
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High Degree of Freedom Hand Pose Tracking Using Limited Strain Sensing and Optical Training |
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A Data-Driven Approach to Predict Hand Positions for Two-Hand Grasps of Industrial Objects |
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Generative Interface Structure Design for Supporting Existing Objects |
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Generative Interface Structure Design for Supporting Existing Objects |
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Design and Analysis of a Modular Learning Based Cross-Coupled Control Algorithm for Multi-Axis Precision Positioning Systems |
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Development and Validation of an Adaptive Method to Generate High-Resolution Quadrature Encoder Signals |
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Learning Based Cross-Coupled Control for Multi-Axis High Precision Positioning Systems |
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Adaptive Correction and Look-Up Table Based Interpolation of Quadrature Encoder Signals |
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Development of a Modular Control Algorithm for High Precision Positioning Systems |