3D foot shape generation from 2D information

Article Abstract:

Two methods were proposed to generate three-dimensional (3D) the foot shape from two-dimensional (2D) information. Results show that each individual foot shape can be predicted within a mean absolute error of 1.36 mm for the left foot and 1.37 mm for the right foot using the first method, and within a mean absolute error of 1.02 mm for the left foot and 1.02 mm for the right foot using the second method.

United States, Usage, Three-dimensional graphics, Three dimensional graphics

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Foot landmarking for footwear customization

Article Abstract:

An experiment was conducted to develop a metric to quantify mismatches between feet and lasts and also to produce a two-dimensional outline of the foot using the minimum number of landmarks. The findings indicate that the foot outline, an important component for footwear functionality and fitting may be modelled using eight critical landmarks.

Footwear components

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Simplified subjective workload assessment technique

Article Abstract:

Research describing variations of the subjective workload assessment technique is presented, with the aim to offer solutions to the limitation problems of this technique. It is demonstrated that the variations developed in the study are more sensitive that traditional assessment scales.

Measurement, Mental work, Cognition, Cognitive psychology

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