3D Statistical Head Modeling for Face/head-Related Product Design: A State-of-the-Art Review

Zhang, Jie; Luximon, Yan; Shah, Parth; Li, Ping

doi:10.1016/j.cad.2023.103483

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“…If this model is combined with the quantified comfort perception model (see table 1) with the independent variable of the clamping force, it is feasible to accurately predict an individual's or group's comfort score for an eyeglasses. This would allow for a more precise assessment of comfort levels, providing valuable insights for product design and user satisfaction [21]. Therefore, we believe that our model will contribute significantly to improving the ergonomic design of a wide range of eyewear [22].…”

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A comprehensive study on temple clamping force for eyeglasses design: from measuring to modelling

Zhang,

Chen,

Luximon

2024

Meas. Sci. Technol.

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A key factor in determining the comfort level of eyeglasses is the clamping force at the temple. However, how to accurately measure and estimate the clamping force remains under-explored. Hence, to address this gap, we proposed a novel temple clamping force measurement method with a digital tension meter and developed a mathematical model to calculate the clamping force of the temples based on eyeglasses parameters (including length, one-side displacement, and flexural rigidity of the temples). To validate our method, we collected the simulated and physical datasets of different eyeglasses and conducted a multiple regression analysis to calculate the model parameters. The experimental results demonstrated the accuracy and reliability of the proposed method. This model can guide us in customizing the parameters of the eyeglasses to produce comfortable clamping forces for the users.

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confidence: 92%