Analyzing the changes in anthropometric measurements with various postures using three-dimensional scanning technology

In this study, the dynamic changes in human body shape according to movement have been analyzed using three-dimensional scanning system. For this, 12 male subjects were scanned in six postures and the amount of changes in 32 anthropometric measurement items were examined. As for the height items, al...

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Published inJournal of engineered fibers and fabrics Vol. 18
Main Authors Kang, Yeonghoon, Kim, Sungmin
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published London, England SAGE Publications 01.01.2023
SAGE Publishing
Subjects
sizing system
Ergonomics
cross section
body dimensions
anthropometry
three-dimensional scanning
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Summary:In this study, the dynamic changes in human body shape according to movement have been analyzed using three-dimensional scanning system. For this, 12 male subjects were scanned in six postures and the amount of changes in 32 anthropometric measurement items were examined. As for the height items, all items changed in walking pose, and for the length items, the shoulder and chest lengths were affected by arm movement. For circumference items, considerable changes were observed in the chest and waist region according to the movement. A body cross section analysis software has been developed to analyze the change in body shape according to movement in various perspectives. As a result, the chest region was found to be affected by the movement of the arms, the waist region by the movement of the trunk, and hip region was by the movement of the leg.
ISSN:1558-9250
1558-9250
DOI:10.1177/15589250231165990