Collision Detection
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Techopedia Explains Collision Detection
Collision detection concepts are based on computational geometry and linear algebra and include the following methods: Vector usage: Measures object distance and calculates length via the square root of each vector component’s square sum. Divides each vector component by vector magnitude, which equal a sum of 1. Plane detection: Easily identifies 3-D sphere collisions, as individual comparison of complex model polygons is not required. Physical simulators: Detects collision events before collision event (priori) and after collision event (posteriori). Collision detection events are detected by network nodes and recovered via protocols like Carrier Sense Multiple Access/Collision Detection (CSMA/CD).Related Question
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