Development

MyMesh is individually developed and maintained by me, Tim Josephson. This project was originally, and continues to be, developed to support my academic research of orthopaedic biomechanics and mechanobiology, which heavily involves mesh-dependent computational simulations. If you find MyMesh useful (or not useful), or have any questions or feature requests, I’d love to hear from you.

Roadmap & Planned features

• Expansion of the Theory Guide

• Improved Delaunay triangulation/tetraheralization (and constrained Delaunay)

• More sophisticated mesh2sdf/implicit surface reconstruction capabilities

• Create interpolate module for interpolation within meshes and mapping between meshes

• Create register module for mesh and image registration

• Explore and possibly provide options for substituting CuPy for NumPy to enable Nvidia CUDA-based GPU computation. Since MyMesh is heavily dependent on NumPy for vectorized computation, CuPy could allow for dramatic performance enhancements across the board.