Titlebook: Digital Human Modeling; Second International Vincent G. Duffy Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 3D scannin

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Yoshika Sekine,Naohide Shinoharaontributes to this image presentation. This research, conducted on the Hong Kong market shows that women view 3D body scanning technology positively and that it therefore could prove an effective and efficient tool, both from a consumer’s and from a seller’s point of view, in facilitating the body image creation.

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Yoshika Sekine,Naohide Shinoharacs discussed include shape description, surface registration, hole filling, shape characterization, and shape reconstruction for static modeling and pose identification, skeleton modeling, shape deformation, motion tracking, dynamic shape capture and reconstruction, and animation for dynamic modelin

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Renato Cesar Sato,Luciana Ferreira da Silvae models of the patient’s organs more effectively during surgical procedure. In particular, the surgeon will be able to rotate, to translate and to zoom in on 3D models of the patient’s organs simply by moving his finger in free space; in addition, it is possible to choose to visualize all of the or

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Olaf Kaltmeier,León Enrique ávila Romeroand for ergonomic studies. 3D scanning is used to create 3D databases of thousands of humans from different demographics backgrounds. 3D scans have been used for design and analysis of facial wear products, but have not been very effectively utilized for sizing system. The 3D scans of human bodies c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-44674-1ons of face area are compared on the context of Three dimensional (3D) face shape similarity based clustering. The first method defines the face area by spanning from the whole head grid surface by the front ./2 wedge angle along a line going through the centroid and pointing to the top of the head.

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