Integrated approach to design and manufacture of shoe lasts for orthopaedic use
Computers and Industrial Engineering - Special issue on reverse engineering in industry: research issues and applications
Hybrid feature modeling for sport shoe sole design
Computers and Industrial Engineering - 26th International conference on computers and industrial engineering
Automatic shoe-pattern boundary extraction by image-processing techniques
Robotics and Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
Computerized girth determination for custom footwear manufacture
Computers and Industrial Engineering
Modeling wrinkles on smooth surfaces for footwear design
Computer-Aided Design
Derivation of template shoe-lasts for efficient fabrication of custom-ordered shoe-lasts
Computer-Aided Design
Mass customization methodology for footwear design
ICDHM'11 Proceedings of the Third international conference on Digital human modeling
CAD tools for designing shoe lasts for people with diabetes
Computer-Aided Design
Computers and Industrial Engineering
Augmented reality-based design customization of footwear for children
Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing
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Shoe-last, a 3D mould used for making footwear, influence the shape, size and fitting of footwear. Current shoe-last design software has focused mainly on reverse engineering of existing shoe-last and modification. Shoe-last designers have generally preferred to design the shoe-last manually due to limitations of design software. In order to solve these problems, a new software based on CATIA platform was developed. The shoe-last model is based on foot shape measurement data and foot biomechanics. Using the existing shoe-last design standards and the sections from existing shoe-lasts, design tables and relationship equations enables the design of shoe-last with different toe type, heel height and custom shoe-last. The design includes comfort and fit aspects as well as design aspect, therefore enables design of aesthetical comfortable shoes. Since the design can be modified instantaneously, the designers could visualize design changes leading to a reduction in shoe-last design cycle.