True mass customisation of ladies clothing by conversion of 3D body scan data to 2D bespoke patterns by Tailored For You

其目的是创建一种过程，将女性的3D人体扫描转换为定制的2D图案，而无需人工干预。目前，我们的男装使用人体扫描数据，遵循传统的量体裁衣技术，从扫描到西装，而不需要任何试衣。由于女性体型的复杂性，这种方法对女性来说并不成功。我们建议创新一种使用3D扫描头像的过程，将其展开为定制的2D图案。为您量身定做(TFY)拥有图案创建方面的专业知识，但不具备将3D数据操作为平面2D图案所需的编程技能。Blom UK之所以被选中，是因为他们在操纵3D数据方面的过往记录。我们的方法利用现有的地理信息行业技术来处理3D环境/对象，并将其表示为2D地图，并通过开发将其应用于3D扫描，以创建2D图案。该项目将用关键的服装型号测试这一过程。由此产生的样板将被制作成简单的样本，用来检查3D扫描的真人是否合身--这是成功的证据。该项目将给服装业带来一场翻天覆地的变化，将大规模定制变成现实，并极大地降低因“不合身”而产生的退货水平，目前“不合身”的退货占退货的60%，耗资280亿美元。解决这个问题不仅会降低零售商的成本，还会增加销售额，因为顾客将能够买到好的合身衣服。商店将能够向更广泛的受众推广他们的服装，不需要专门的系列，也不需要像大码和小号这样的品牌创造的社会排斥。这一过程将按单位获得许可。像M&S这样的零售商每年销售50万部，每部授权2 GB，将产生100万GB的收入。在一系列零售商中乘以，收入很容易超过600万GB。我们现有的美国男装合作伙伴热衷于与我们合作；美国女装市场价值410亿美元。

The aim is to create a process to convert a 3D body scan of a woman into a bespoke 2Dpattern without manual intervention.We currently use body scan data for our menswear, following traditional made to measurepattern techniques to go from scan to suit without any fittings. This approach has not beensuccessful for women due to the complexity of the female body shape.We propose to innovate a process using the 3D scan avatar unwrapping this into a bespoke 2Dpattern. Tailored For You (TFY) has the expertise in pattern creation but not the programmingskills required to manipulate the 3D data into a flat 2D pattern. Blom UK has been chosenbecause of their track record in manipulating 3D data. Our approach utilises existinggeomatics industry techniques for working with 3D environments/objects and representingthem as 2D maps and applying this through development to the 3D scan to create the 2Dpattern. The project will test the process with key garment types. The resulting patterns willbe manufactured as toile samples to check the fit on the actual person whose 3D scan wasused – providing evidence of success.This project will create a step change in the clothing industry bringing mass customisation toreality and greatly reducing the level of returns due to ‘poor fit’ that currently account for60% of returns at a cost of $28bn. Resolving this will not only reduce retailers’ costs butincrease sales as customers will be able to buy good fitting clothes. Stores will be able topromote their clothes to a wider audience, eliminating the need for specialist ranges and thesocial exclusion that labels like ‘plus size’ and ‘petite’ create.The process will be licensed per unit. A retailer like M&S would sell 0.5m units per yearlicensed at £2 per unit would generate revenues of £1m. Multiplied across a range of retailersrevenues could easily exceed £6m. Our existing USA menswear partner is keen to team upwith us; the USA women’s market is worth $41bn.Resubmission