Usage of noncontact human body measurements for development of Army Work Wear Trousers

Dāboliņa, Inga; Lapkovska, Eva; Viļumsone, Ausma

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/254/15/152003

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“…[4]. Recent research works highlighted the complexity of 3D human body scan data modelling [5][6][7][8][9] and developed an interactive virtual try-on based three-dimensional garment block design for disabled people, especially of scoliosis type [10][11][12].…”

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CASP methodology applied in adapted garments for adults and teenagers with spine deformity

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The goal of the research presented in this article is to investigate the applicability of the CASP (Curvature, Acceleration, Symmetry, Proportionality) methodology for adapted garments’ pattern design for real cases of adults and teenagers with spine deformity. The current research is the result of a collaborative work of Slovenian and Romanian research teams with common expertise and background. The results obtained by applying CASP methodology on theoretical case studies showed that this methodology could be adequate for assuring the appropriate garment pattern designs for real persons with kyphosis. In this research, the design stages of adapted garments for adults and teenagers with spine deformity were presented by using the CASP evaluation of the back and virtual prototyping of garments. The results of the study confirmed that reconstruction process of the basic shirt/blouse pattern design improved the appearance and fit of the product to the body with spine deformity. Also, this paper brings contributions to garment design technology by 3D scanning and virtual try-on, taking into account the body shapes of the users.

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