article·2010-07-17

Regeneration of 3D body scan data using semi‐implicit particle‐based method

In Hwan Sul, Tae Jin Kang

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Abstract

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to find automatic post‐processing scheme to give textures and motion data to three dimensional (3D) body scan data. Design/methodology/approach Semi‐implicit particle‐based method was applied to post‐processing of 3D body scan data. The template avatar mesh was draped onto the target scan data and the texture/motion data were transferred to regenerated body. Automatic body feature detection was used to correlate the template body with the target body. Findings Using semi‐implicit particle method, there are advantages in both computational stability and accuracy. The calculation is done in a few minutes and even data with many holes could be used. Originality/value There are several researches for body feature detection and scan body regeneration but this paper aims for fully automatic method which needs no human intervention. The semi‐implicit particle method, which is popularly used for cloth simulation, is applied to body data regeneration. The conventional 3D body scan data, which had no colors and motions can be given textures and motions with this approach. And even the face can be freely interchanged with the use of external face generation software.
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OpenAlex topics: 3D Shape Modeling and Analysis · Computer Graphics and Visualization Techniques · Human Pose and Action Recognition

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