A survey on CAD methods in 3D garment design

Liu, Yong-Jin; Zhang, Dongliang; Yuen, M.M.F.

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2010.03.007

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“…2. A 2D-to-3D transformation and simulation model used in the textile industry, adapted from [15] and [16]. presents a number of unique characteristics and requirements from the point of view of the design of tools to assist PLM, leading to the following questions: do the available tools truly address the needs of professionals in the textile industry, particularly in collaborative design teams?…”

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“…Since items of clothing are flexible, the types of constraints used in design depend on the pattern makers' experience, and is determined on a case-bycase basis. The well-recognized flowchart of CAD systems for 2D clothing includes the stages of fashion style design, pattern design, pattern grading and marker making [15]. For example, typical commercial CAD software for 2D clothing include Gerber in United States, Shima Seiki in Japan or Lectra and Vetigraph in France.…”

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Proposition of a PLM tool to support textile design: A case study applied to the definition of the early stages of design requirements

Segonds

Mantelet

Nelson

et al. 2015

Computers in Industry

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Section: Research Questions and Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Adapting Plm To Textile Designmentioning

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Proposition of a PLM tool to support textile design: A case study applied to the definition of the early stages of design requirements

Segonds

Mantelet

Nelson

et al. 2015

Computers in Industry

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“…With the advance of 3D scanning techniques, the individualized human body can be easily captured and modelled with a mesh model (Allen et al, 2003, Liu et al, 2010. In addition, the geometric definition of the human body model was necessary to use semantic features to facilitate the garment design on the virtual body model.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Various techniques have been proposed to reconstruct model from noised point cloud. Notably, the techniques can be typically classified as three types: implicit, parametric and triangulation methods (Liu et al, 2010). The scanned and carefully reconstructed body model provides a realistic 3D body representation that could be imported into the 3D CAD system for garments virtual prototyping.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Its aim is to integrate all specific characteristics of the garment into the virtual prototype that fits the virtual human body model. It is well-know that the body model used for virtual prototyping could be the parametric mannequin or scanned body model (Allen et al, 2003, Liu et al, 2010, Lee et al, 2007, Stjepanović et al, 2011. The CAD systems intended for garments' virtual prototyping usually offer parametric mannequins.…”

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Virtual Prototyping of Garments and Their Fit to the Body

Jevšnik¹,

Pilar²,

Stjepanovič³

et al. 2012

Daaam International Scientific Book 2012

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Virtual prototyping of garments provides high potential for design, product development and marketing processes. Fit of a garment on the body model is an important factor to design comfortable, functional and well fitted garments. Today, the majority of CAD systems for garments' pattern design have 3D virtual garments simulation software for garment prototyping and fit evaluation. The garment is composed of 2D patterns and evaluation of the garment's fit is performed on the 3D human body model, where parametric mannequin or scanned human body represent a virtual body model. Based on the results of this study and many recent research works it can be assured that virtual prototyping is a promising technique that has a potential to replace conventional garments' prototyping. However, it can be successful only when all specific characteristics of the textile materials and accurate virtual body models to simulate the garment fit are fully taken into account.

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Reconstructing 3D human models with a Kinect

Chen

Wang

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Computer Animation & Virtual

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Three-dimensional human model reconstruction has wide applications due to the rapid development of computer vision. The appearance of cheap depth camera, such as Kinect, opens up new horizons for home-oriented 3D human reconstructions. However, the resolution of Kinect is relatively low, making it difficult to build accurate human models. In this paper, we improve the accuracy of human model reconstruction from two aspects. First, we improve the depth data quality by registering the depth images captured from multi-views with a single Kinect. The part-wise registration method and implicitsurface-based de-noising method are proposed. Second, we utilize a statistical human model to iteratively augment and complete the human body information by fitting the statistical human model to the registered depth image. Experimental results and several applications demonstrate the applicability and quality of our system, which can be potentially used in virtual try-on systems.

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A survey on CAD methods in 3D garment design

Cited by 140 publications

References 104 publications

Proposition of a PLM tool to support textile design: A case study applied to the definition of the early stages of design requirements

Proposition of a PLM tool to support textile design: A case study applied to the definition of the early stages of design requirements

Virtual Prototyping of Garments and Their Fit to the Body

Reconstructing 3D human models with a Kinect

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