Foot measurements from three-dimensional scans: A comparison and evaluation of different methods
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An approach to automatic foot measurement using 3D scanned data is proposed in this paper and there were no significant differences between the SM and MM methods for 17 of the 18 foot dimensions; and the single exception was the heel width dimension.About:
This article is published in International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics.The article was published on 2006-09-01 and is currently open access. It has received 157 citations till now.read more
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Figure 7. Girths and their locations 
Table 12. Paired t-test results of difference (adjusted SM‡- ) on all 18 foot measurements of test data set 
Figure 3. Landmarks on foot surface 
Figure 13. Variation of SM short heel girth with tolerance value and corresponding MM value for participant No. 8 of test data set. 
Table 1. Descriptive statistics of participants (N=20) 
Table 4. Descriptive statistics of all 18 measurements obtained from the three methods, MM, SM and CP for the Training data set (N=10). All measurements in mm
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The use of 3D surface scanning for the measurement and assessment of the human foot
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TL;DR: Modern 3D surface scanning systems can obtain accurate and repeatable digital representations of the foot shape and have been successfully used in medical, ergonomic and footwear development applications.
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Stiffness of the human foot and evolution of the transverse arch.
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TL;DR: A dimensionless curvature parameter is derived that governs the stiffness contribution of the transverse tarsal arch, its predictive power is demonstrated using mechanical models of the foot and its skeletal correlate in hominin feet is found.
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Comparing 3D foot scanning with conventional measurement methods
TL;DR: Overall, the 3D foot scanner is recommended for collecting foot anthropometric data because it has relatively higher precision, accuracy and robustness.
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Foot deformations under different load-bearing conditions and their relationships to stature and body weight
TL;DR: The results show that the foot became significantly longer, wider, and reduced in height while everting with increased load on the foot.
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Effects of surface characteristics on the plantar shape of feet and subjects' perceived sensations.
TL;DR: The results showed that the structure in the mid-foot could change shape, independent of the rear-foot and forefoot regions, and this research has strong implications for the design and material selection of orthotics, insoles and footwear.
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