Abstract

The purposes of this study are to classify body types of Korean women in their twenties and thirties for the creation of the 3D avatars and to propose the representative body size of each body type by analyzing the body size of Korean women in their twenties and thirties, to propose a 3D avatar modeling process design that reflects the body shapes of Korean women in their twenties and thirties, and to present standard 3D avatars of each body type of Korean women in their twenties and thirties which are verified with measurement suitability. The 3D anthropometric data of the Korean Anthropometric Survey (6th Size Korea) conducted in 2010 was used in this study. The collected subjects were 410 Korean women in their twenties and thirties. The 3D avatar modeling process using Maya 2013 was proposed to create the representative 3D avatars show superior measurement suitability. This process includes four steps; Analyzing body size measurements, 2D Image plane design, 3D avatar modeling, and 3D avatar evaluation. The 3D avatars created with this process showed the acceptable range of error. The factor analysis was performed on fifty-five body measurements chosen from the measurements of the 6th Size Korea anthropometric survey. Seven factors were extracted. With the seven extracted factors, body shapes of 406 Korean women in their twenties and thirties are classified into four groups by cluster analysis. The classified groups were named Full & Short, Slim & Short, Full & Tall, and Slim & Tall.

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