Unstable Surface Deformation and Sticking Artifacts in Probe–Breast Contact Simulation #5701
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I am working on a simulation where a rigid ultrasound probe scans and compresses a soft breast phantom modeled with a tetrahedral corotational FEM force field. The setup includes collision detection between the probe and the breast surface (triangle/point collision models) and a predefined SE(3) probe trajectory updated at each time step.
During the simulation, I observe two main issues that do not match realistic ultrasound scanning behavior:
1、When the probe compresses the phantom, the surface nodes of the breast exhibit rapid, high-frequency oscillations instead of smooth quasi-static deformation.
2、The probe often appears to “stick” to the surface nodes, resulting in unrealistic adhesion during scanning.
I would be very grateful for any advice or best practices on how to stabilize the surface deformation and reduce unrealistic sticking behavior, for example by tuning contact parameters, damping, time step, or by modifying the way the probe’s motion is applied. Thank you very much in advance for your guidance.
The sofa is 23.06. thank you for your advice!
The code:
code.zip
Thank you very much for your suggestions
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