A significant challenge in CAD font generation is topological error (e.g., a letter "O" collapsing into a blob). We introduce a geometric constraint loss function that penalizes self-intersecting curves and enforces thickness constraints, ensuring that generated glyphs remain legible and structurally sound at small scales.
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For centuries, typography was a distinctly human craft. From the chiseled letters of Trajan’s Column to the painstaking curves of Garamond, every serif, stem, and swash was a product of human vision. Then came digital type—software like FontLab and Glyphs allowed designers to tweak vectors with mathematical precision. But a new era is dawning. We are currently witnessing the rise of the paradigm. A significant challenge in CAD font generation is