Abstract
The purpose of this study is (1) to examine the current usages of three-dimensional (3D) body scanning technology and motion capture systems in the apparel industry, (2) to explore methods of complementing the limitations of 3D body scanning technology and motion capture systems and (3) to seek possible implementations of both of the technologies together in research areas related to apparel design and product development. This study discovered the shortages of motion capture systems applied in apparel-related research and the limitations of 3D body scanners used to capture information of bodies in non-standard postures until now. The integration of these two technologies is recommended to overcome some of the limitations of each technology when using them for the research in apparel design and product development.
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