Egli-Figuren, often referred to in English as "Egli figures" or "Egli curves," are a type of geometric figure used primarily in descriptive geometry and engineering drawing. They are named after Swiss architect and artist Hans Egli, who developed a method for representing three-dimensional forms in two-dimensional drawings. Egli figures serve to depict the spatial relationship between different components or systems, making complex structures easier to understand and visualize.
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