Three-dimensional anthropometry study with 3D CAS and Catia software measurement on human’s head

Vathanayagam, Angelin (2022) Three-dimensional anthropometry study with 3D CAS and Catia software measurement on human’s head. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Anthropometrics is the study of the human body’s measurements. Traditionally, this has been done by using simple equipment like tape measure or callipers to take measurement on the body surface, such as circumferences and widths. By using 3D body scanners, body measurement technology can be non-contact, instantaneous, and accurate. However, how each scanner establishes benchmarks and performs measurements must be determined to achieve standardization of data collection. The purpose of this study is to collect, compare the conventional and 3D method and also to analyse the data gathered form manual and 3D CAS method using statistical analysis. The experiment was done with 10 male and 10 female respondent. During the experiment anthropometer equipment were used for manual and Catia software used for 3D measurement in the experiment. From the data collected, the calculation and analysis between percentiles, mean and standard deviation was done. The outcome of this thesis has able to differentiate the method of measurement and the problem encounter. Last but not this study has concluded with several improvements for further study by taking measurement using software and manual measurements.

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