Abstract
Accuracy and Repeatability of Limb Scans Obtained on the Semi-Automatic Measuring Station
Highlights
Owing to the rapid development of modern contactless measurement techniques, they are increasingly often used to perform anthropometric measurements [1, 2]
The techniques of contactless measurements are divided into passive and active, depending on the used lighting source [6]
This paper presents the author’s novel prototype setup for semi-automated measurement using a cheap structured light scanner, aimed at gathering the anthropometric data for automated design of orthoses and prostheses for upper and lower limbs
Summary
Owing to the rapid development of modern contactless measurement techniques, they are increasingly often used to perform anthropometric measurements [1, 2]. These methods render the traditional, previously used measurement methods obsolete. Some of the photogrammetric systems allow recreation of curves in space, based on contrasting lines on the object [8] In this way, the information about the geometry of the human body being measured can be obtained, which can be used to design individualized clothing [9, 10]
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