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Autodesk, Inc.

Nettelo Incorporated

Yuri Kizimovich

Frederic Tachet

Remy Blanchard

Fabien Chojnowski

Jaesung Eom

Ravi Kumar Burla

Boris Basevich

A method, apparatus, and system provide the ability to perform a drop test using a response surface. Inputs including a target safety factor (T-SF), a drop height, and a computer model, are acquired. An initial template is evaluated by computing a safety factor for a set of orientations, for each model point MP in the computer model across a set of times (t). A minimum safety factor is determined and a response surface for the model is generated. An actual safety factor SFm is generated by conducting a drop test simulation of the model based on a point having the minimum safety factor and a corresponding orientation. Consistency/validity of the actual safety factor is compared to the target safety factor and the model either passes or additional points may be added to the set of points and the process repeats based on an updated response surface.

Drop test analysis and optimization

A 2D camera is used to create a 3D full body image. A camera takes one 2D image, an accelerometer is used to calculate camera position, and several computer systems are employed to construct a 3D body model. This may be performed in a non-controlled environment and by the user alone. An automatic segmentation of the 2D image creates special information for 3D model reconstruction. Once the 3D model measurements are extracted, the user has the option to further specify measurements. In one embodiment, the 3D model is shared via cloud and social media, and also used to assist in shopping while ensuring accurate measurements for the user. In another embodiment, the digital model of products designed for the target consumer body is automatically adjusted and shown as a 3D image on the user's body. The 3D model may be shared with businesses for manufacturing using 3D morphology.

Single image mobile device human body scanning and 3D model creation and analysis

A 2D camera is used to create a 3D full body image. A camera takes 3 or more 2D images, an accelerometer is used to calculate camera position, and a CPU is employed to construct a 3D body model. This may be performed in a non-controlled environment and by the user alone. An automatic segmentation of the 2D images creates special information for 3D model reconstruction. Once the 3D model measurements are extracted, the user has the option to further specify measurements. In one embodiment, the 3D model is shared via cloud and social media, and also used to assist in shopping while ensuring accurate measurements for the user. In another embodiment, the digital model of products designed for the target consumer body is automatically adjusted and shown as a 3D image on the user's body. The 3D model may be shared with businesses for manufacturing using 3D morphology.

Mobile device human body scanning and 3D model creation and analysis

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Yuri Kizimovich