Garment pattern definition, development and application with associative feature approach

Au, Chi Kit; Ma, Yongsheng

doi:10.1016/j.compind.2010.03.002

Cited by 41 publications

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“…The cutting-edge interactive fashion design research has made great contributions in providing fashion designers with a visual and virtual design experience. 3,20,[24][25][26][27][28][29][30] Building the human body model is the foremost and the fundamental step of the interactive fashion design.…”

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A Survey on 3d Human Body Modeling for Interactive Fashion Design

Yang

Chan

Luximon

2013

Int. J. Image Grap.

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With the advancement in computer technology, the use of 3D virtual mannequin has mostly replaced the use of physical mannequin in the fashion industry. This paper reviews current interaction frameworks of 3D human body modeling for interactive fashion design and an optimized interaction framework is provided. Four methods are used in this study to collect the human body data to create the 3D body model: photograph-based method, laser scan method, feature curve method and combined method. The crafted garment modeling could be used for garment fitting and 2D pattern flattening.

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A Survey on 3d Human Body Modeling for Interactive Fashion Design

Yang

Chan

Luximon

2013

Int. J. Image Grap.

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“…Contemporary styles, new materials and functional design of men's underwear is gradually improved, it has become one of the fastest growing garment industry. While men's underwear product improvement, design optimization can be obtained not only through style and pattern structure, but also needs to update new human body data including new body dimensions for using in underwear pattern making [1]. Cotemporary data base for men's underwear design is currently unable to meet and satisfy the growing demands of comfort and additional functionalities.…”

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Improving Men's Underwear Design by 3D Body Scanning Technology

Kuzmichev¹,

Cheng²

2016

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on 3D Body Scanning Technologies, Lugano, Switzerland, 30 Nov.-1 Dec. 2016

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This research devoted to the scanning technology of improving an underwear design by means of studying male bodies morphology. Increasing demands of contemporary men about an underwear have affected the way of designing including the choosing of structure, construction, knitted materials in accordance with the body morphology, perception, possible body reshaping, etc. It requires a combination of traditional design approaches with new data base. Traditional approach used limited number of body sizes and some empirical values, but this simple data base is not fully to reflect the male bodies morphology if the fit, comfort and additional functionalities of products should be reduced. Our exploration takes into attention the opinions and demands of more than 300 young people (Chinese, Russian, Indian). The underwear they have bought most appeared the size and front crotch discomfort; moreover, the majority of respondents said, simple way of underwear sizing (such as S, M, L, XL, XXL…) doesn't give them good choice during buying underwear. So, the traditional basic body sizes for underwear design are outdated and unreasonable, it should be readjusted and reformed. We used the body scaner Vitus Smart XXL to create new data base for underwear design.

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“…Studies report case applications of MC across a broadening range of industries from traditional, e.g. automotive (Ro et al, 2007), food manufacturing (McIntosh et al, 2010), and apparel (Au & Ma, 2010) to unconventional, e.g. biomedicine (McMains, 2005;Pallari et al, 2010).…”

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Demographics of mass customization: a global study of manufacturing plants

Silveira

Fogliatto

Fendyur

2015

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This study explores the demographic configuration of mass customization (MC) manufacturing plants. It uses cluster analysis, ANOVA and correspondence analysis to test for differences in business unit size, location, and supply chain structure between MC and non-MC producers across the globe. The analysis uses data from an international survey of manufacturers of metal products, machinery, and instruments from 21 countries. Results indicate no significant differences in size, but significant differences in location and supply chain indicators between MC and non-MC plants. We also find renewed evidence of the positioning of MC plants in Hayes & Wheelwright's (1979) product and process matrix.

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Garment pattern definition, development and application with associative feature approach

Cited by 41 publications

References 17 publications

A Survey on 3d Human Body Modeling for Interactive Fashion Design

A Survey on 3d Human Body Modeling for Interactive Fashion Design

Improving Men's Underwear Design by 3D Body Scanning Technology

Demographics of mass customization: a global study of manufacturing plants

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