Meshes, Voxels, Point clouds, Polylines and Distance maps

MeshLib

Open-source 3D geometry library that enables you to seamlessly create powerful 3D applications and perform advanced operations with ease using either C++ or Python.

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What our customers say

Gal Cohen

CTO, customed.ai

"MeshLib has been a game-changer for our company, providing all the essential operations we need to handle meshes and create highly accurate personal surgical instruments (PSIs), which are our primary products. After extensive research and comparison, MeshLib stands out as the best solution on the market. Their team is exceptionally professional and knowledgeable. Collaborating with them has been an absolute pleasure—they respond to any issues we encounter promptly and always deliver effective solutions. Their commitment to customer support and technical excellence is truly unmatched.'

Mariusz Hermansdorfer

Head of Computational Design at Henning Larsen Architechts

"Over the past year, MeshLib has transformed my approach to design and analysis in landscape architecture and architecture projects. This powerful library excels in critical areas, such as geometry processing, interactive booleans, point cloud manipulation, and curve offsetting. These features enhance design workflows, allowing for dynamic modifications, efficient terrain modeling, stormwater flow analysis, and advanced wind flow visualiiza....."

HeonJae Cho, DDS, MSD, PhD

Chief Executive Officer, 3DONS INC

"MeshLib SDK helped us achieve faster and more accurate calculation results and outperformed any other Mesh Processing library that we evaluated. For us in digital dentistry, it was a game-changer. Mesh processing operations, such as inspecting and editing the mesh to create dental devices for the treatment plan, are crucial. MeshInspector support liberated our team from technical constraints so we concentrated on creating exactly what we wanted. I highly recommend incorporating the MeshLib into your software arsenal."

Ruedger Rubbert

Chief Technology Officer, Brius Technologies Inc

"With MeshInspector MeshLib we were able to automate many of our workflow processes, thanks to its advanced, modern, and efficient dental and geometry oriented algorithms, covering many of our orthodontic-related tasks: CT and intraoral scan segmentation, voxel and Boolean operations, editing, aligning, visualization, inspection, and import/export of mesh objects. We use the versatile MeshInspector MeshLib API, both in production and R&D for fast prototyping and testing of our ideas."

News

May 28, 2024

Release v2.4.1.203

General Enhancements Enhanced logging for 3DxWare driver loading and added support for new SpaceMouse Pro Wireless Bluetooth Edition. Enabled CUDA support for Visual Studio 2022 v17.10. Added support...
April 12, 2024

Release v.2.4.0.158

This release focuses on enhancing ICP (Iterative closest point) algorithms and boolean operations. Enjoy improved accuracy and performance with redesigned distance filtering and optimized point update...
March 18, 2024

Release v2.3.9.192

Meshes: Optionally return left mesh from trimWithPlane(…) Support fully degenerate triangles in Delaunay check Fix raytracing on GPU, output intersection point SubdivideSettings::projectOnOriginalMes...
February 12, 2024

Release v2.3.8.148

In a recent MeshLib release, our team have made a series of significant improvements to enhance usability, functionality, and overall user experience. Here are some of the key highlights from the late...
January 25, 2024

Release v2.3.8.21

In our latest MeshLib release, we've refined object points rendering, streamlined workflows with E57 File Cloud Loading, and optimized point cloud rendering. Mesh subdivision now offers enhanced contr...
January 19, 2024

Release v2.3.7.60

In the latest release, notable additions include the introduction of the circumcircleCenter and circumballCenters functions, alpha-shape triangle detection, and Python exposure of the relaxKeepVolume ...

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