Changes in Ensembles’ Thermal Insulation According to Garment’s Fit and Length Based on Athletic Figure

Špelić, Ivana; Rogale, Dubravko; Bogdanić, Alka Mihelić; Petrak, Slavenka; Naglić, Maja Mahnić

doi:10.1007/s12221-018-1074-8

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“…According to more recent studies, non-contact 3D body scanning and 3D CAD reverse engineering can be applied for precise measurements for microclimatic volume and area quantifi cation. Th ose precise measurements of clothing garments and the volume of microclimatic air layers serve as the basis for further analysis of the thermal insulation properties of clothing [5,6]. According to previous studies by Lee et al [7], Zhang & Li [8] and Mert et al [9], garment fi t and the resulting air volume are crucial factors in determining the thermal insulation value of clothing ensembles.…”

Section: Tehnologija 3-d Skeniranja In Sodobni Cad-sistemi So Omogočimentioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, in order to measure the impact of the convection on the thermal insulation properties of the clothing, the air volume trapped within the layers of the clothing must be deduced. Because 3D scanning has been reported as the most accurate and reproducible method for air volume quantifi cation under clothing [11], 3D scanning technology has made it possible to precisely quantify microclimatic layers [5,6,[11][12][13].…”

Section: Tehnologija 3-d Skeniranja In Sodobni Cad-sistemi So Omogočimentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Reconstructed 3D models of the human body can further serve as the basis for 3D virtual garment prototyping [20]. In addition to using 3D scanning and virtual simulation technologies for obtaining precise human body dimensions or the development of garments, a reconstructed 3D model of a scanned human body can also be used for the precise analysis of a garment's thermal properties in relation to the volume of air trapped between clothing layers [5,6].…”

Section: Tehnologija 3-d Skeniranja In Sodobni Cad-sistemi So Omogočimentioning

confidence: 99%

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Complexity of 3D human body scan data modelling

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Petrak²

2018

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3D scanning technology and contemporary CAD systems have enabled various applications of scan data for diff erent industries. 3D scan data have become the basis for the highly accurate digital representation of objects. CAD systems, on the other hand, enabled scan data restoration and modifi cation in order to get precise 3D models. Apart from being used in industries such as engineering and the automotive industries, CAD systems are today used by the textile and the apparel industry. However, there is a great deal of complexity in reconstructing and modelling 3D scan data of the human body. 3D scan data of the human body can be converted into a triangle mesh, while the CAD restoration process is performed using reverse engineering techniques in order to create a realistic model. Reverse engineering techniques involve the extraction of information about manufactured products. The conversion of data regarding the human body acquired by 3D scanning into a CAD model is a complex direct method. The 3D scan data processing of the human body requires a great deal of knowledge of the basic human anatomy, as the human body has an extremely complex geometry. The reverse modelling procedure is extremely multiplex and time consuming due to the large amount of details, while the workfl ow involved in restoring 3D scan data to even begin the reverse engineering process is complex. In recent studies, non-contact 3D body scanning, together with 3D CAD reverse engineering, could be applied for precise volume measurements for microclimatic volume and area quantifi cation, as the reconstructed model of the human body can serve for the further analysis of the thermal insulation properties of clothing in relation to the volume of air trapped between layers. Keywords: non-contact 3D body scanning, 3D digital surface model of the human body, reverse engineering techniques, 3D CAD reverse modelling and reconstruction

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Section: Tehnologija 3-d Skeniranja In Sodobni Cad-sistemi So Omogočimentioning

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Complexity of 3D human body scan data modelling

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2018

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“…Regarding the comparison of the body dimensions in static and dynamic body postures, all scanned persons had the athletic body type defined by standard ISO/TR 10652 [24] and different body heights (Table 1). It was expected that changes in the length dimensions would appear with an increase in the body height.…”

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“…In this research, a strong correlation between the 3D scanned anthropometric measurements and automatically gained pattern designs of clothing was obtained at each testing stage. In addition, an upgraded use of the 3D body scanning can be seen in the paper [24], wherein 3D scanning was used to evaluate the impact of design solutions on the thermal insulation of clothing and clothing systems.…”

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The Use of New Technologies for the Development of Protective Clothing: Comparative Analysis of Body Dimensions of Static and Dynamic Postures and its Application

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Autex Research Journal

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In this research, the use of new technologies for the development of special protective overall for sport aircraft pilots was studied, with a focus on a comparative analysis of the static and dynamic body postures’ dimensions, intended for the development of the overall’s pattern design. For this purpose, digitalization of five male persons was carried out with the 3D human body scanner Vitus Smart by using 3D printed markers, precisely positioned on defined body locations, intended for exact measurement of body dimensions. Male persons, aged between 19 and 35 years with the same athletic body type and different body heights and body mass indexes (BMIs), were scanned in a standard static standing body posture and three dynamic body postures. A comparative analysis between the static and dynamic body postures was carried out. Based on the established body dimensions and girth dimensions of the 3D body model with 3D-modeled compression elements, made-to-measure construction of the overall pattern design was carried out. The function of these compression elements is redistribution of the blood from the lower extremities to the upper body parts at the appearance of high g-forces. Therefore, increased girth dimensions due to the use of compression elements were applied in the overall development process as construction measures with needed ease allowances. The functionality of the developed special protective overall was explored on the scanned 3D body model with 3D-modeled compression elements in a real sitting posture of the sport aircraft pilot in a cab by using virtual prototyping. The virtual simulation technology showed that a well-fitted protective overall for sport aircraft pilots can be developed by using a 3D scanned body model of a person in a sitting posture and its 3D body dimensions.

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Applying 3D scanning and CAD reverse engineering for clothing thermal analysis

Špelić

2021

Cogent Engineering

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Changes in Ensembles’ Thermal Insulation According to Garment’s Fit and Length Based on Athletic Figure

Cited by 10 publications

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Complexity of 3D human body scan data modelling

Complexity of 3D human body scan data modelling

The Use of New Technologies for the Development of Protective Clothing: Comparative Analysis of Body Dimensions of Static and Dynamic Postures and its Application

Applying 3D scanning and CAD reverse engineering for clothing thermal analysis

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