Development

MyMesh is developed and maintained by me, Tim Josephson. This project was originally 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.