Zou Qiang

Zou Qiang is an Assistant Professor at the State Key Lab of CAD&CG and the College of Computer Science, Zhejiang University. His research focuses on computational principles in design and manufacturing processes, with an emphasis on geometric and physical modeling of surfaces, solids, and microstructures, as well as intelligent design and manufacturing. He is currently engaged in applied research to drive the shift from computer-aided to computer-automated design and manufacturing. Zou's work has been accepted for publication in prestigious conferences and journals, including ASME IDETC/CIE, SIGGRAPH, and Computer-Aided Design. He also serves in editorial and organizing roles for academic events.

Qiang Zou is an Assistant Professor at the State Key Lab of CAD&CG, ZJU, specializing in Geometric Modeling, Physical Modeling, and CAD/CAM. His research focuses on advancing design and manufacturing processes through innovative modeling techniques and algorithm development. Key areas include tool-path planning for complex geometries, direct modeling of CAD models, and integration of parametric and direct modeling approaches. Zou's work also explores optimization algorithms for hydrological models and the application of diffusion models in generating CAD designs. His research bridges computational geometry with practical manufacturing challenges, emphasizing precision and efficiency in design and fabrication.