US20250054262
2025-02-13
Physics
G06T19/20
A system is designed to simulate the fit of garments on users through a fit simulation garment. This garment includes numerous actuators that mimic the tightness of specific regions of a garment on the user's body. The process involves receiving a garment fit model, generating control data from it, and using this data to manipulate the actuators, thereby simulating the garment's fit.
The technology addresses issues in remote clothing shopping, where standard sizing models fail to account for variations in clothing dimensions. These discrepancies can be exacerbated by differences between manufacturers and international sizing standards. As a result, consumers face challenges in determining how clothes might fit without physically trying them on, leading to hesitancy in purchasing garments online or remotely.
The system uses a body measurement garment equipped with sensors to capture accurate body measurements. This data helps create an electronic measurement profile that can be shared with clothing manufacturers for bespoke clothing or used in online shopping for virtual fitting experiences. The profile also reflects user fit preferences and normal wear patterns.
This garment simulates clothing fit by using actuators to replicate tightness and fabric sensation on the user's body. A garment fit model, derived from user measurements and garment characteristics, guides these simulations. The system can also incorporate feedback from a personalized fitting mannequin, providing a physical representation of the user for enhanced simulation accuracy.
The fit simulation system can be used in various settings, such as remote shopping via telepresence robots in retail stores. It allows users to visualize how garments look and feel when worn. The body measurement garment can take different forms, such as shirts or full-body suits, to accommodate various body parts and provide comprehensive measurement data.