University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Team
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Professor Khalid Jawed
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Radha Lahoti
Boston University (BU) Team
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Professor Andrew Sabelhaus
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Ran Jing
Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) Team
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Carmel Majidi
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Anthony Wertz
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Andrew Sue
DiSMech (Discrete Simulation for Mechanics of Slender Structures) is an open-source simulation software being developed at the Structures-Computer Interaction Lab at UCLA in collaboration with Boston University and Carnegie Melon University, to simulate complex soft structures that can be modeled as flexible rods, plates, or shells, or a combination thereof. Based on discrete-differential geometry, It uses the popular discrete elastic rods theory to simulate rods and two different discrete elastic shell models to simulate thin plates and shells.