Three-dimensional garment design and animation: a new design tool for the garment industry
Computers in Industry - Special issue: modeling in computer graphics
3D virtual clothing: from garment design to web3d visualization and simulation
Web3D '03 Proceedings of the eighth international conference on 3D Web technology
Robust Real-Time Face Detection
International Journal of Computer Vision
A Virtual Garment Design and Simulation System
IV '07 Proceedings of the 11th International Conference Information Visualization
Made-to-Measure Technologies for an Online Clothing Store
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
Interactive 3D garment design with constrained contour curves and style curves
Computer-Aided Design
Interactive virtual try-on clothing design systems
Computer-Aided Design
Sketch-Based Parameterized Garment Modeling
ICIC '10 Proceedings of the 2010 Third International Conference on Information and Computing - Volume 03
Flexible shape control for automatic resizing of apparel products
Computer-Aided Design
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In real life, trying a dress is generally physically exhausting and time consuming. In this study, a novel embedded virtual try-on system for ties and bowties is proposed, which will save time and enhance the shopping experience. The presented system is based on human computer interaction with embedded design, where the goal is to simulate tie/bowtie trial on a person in the camera view. Users can choose a tie/bowtie model available in the database via a touch screen. The system will then fit the selected model rapidly and accurately, and display the fitting result. Performance of the proposed system is experimentally evaluated on images acquired in a real-life scenario. The results showed that both fitting accuracy and process time vary almost-linearly with image resolution, where real-time and accurate (average error varies in the 0.5---5.0 cm range by resolution) performance can be achieved. In addition, the proposed system can handle fitting in videos, where experimental evaluations revealed real-time, accurate, and robust (to illumination change and image variations) performance even in the absence of collared garment.