Blake Courter

Have finally started to get the hang of repeating, multiscale infill. Designed in nTopology.

More from the early days of nTopology, when I wrote a few posts for their blog. This post reviews lightweighting approaches with implicit models:

Lightweighting with Implicit Models

More from the my early posts on the nTopology blog. This post shows interpolation approaches with implicit models:

Interpolating with Implicit Modeling

In the early days of nTopology, I wrote a few posts for their blog. This post compares the B-rep and implicit modeling approaches:

How implicits succeed where B-reps fail

In the early days of nTopology, I wrote a few posts for their blog. This post compares the B-rep and implicit modeling approaches at a high level:

B-rep vs. Implicit Modeling: Understanding the Basics

The term “Field-Driven Design,” which became a trademark of nTopology, originated during a discussion with Trevor Laughlin in early 2019. I believe that this post was the first public mention of the concept:

Field-Driven Design: Product Data Models for Rapid, Collaborative Development

In the early days of nTopology, I wrote a few posts for their blog. This post was my first to talk about the benefits of implicit modeling:

Implicit Modeling for Engineering Design

This image from the post became a popular sticker:

Was a pleasure to see everybody at Develop3D 2017. Here was my contribution: