Whole body scan showing areas of missing data in blue.
Figure 6.2
Feet segmented from a 3D whole body scan showing holes in scan image.
Figure 6.3
(A) Photo of ball. (B) Scan of ball with no metal around. (C) Scan of ball with metal 10 ft from receiver and transmitter.
Figure 6.4
Original mesh (left) and smoothed mesh (right).
Figure 6.5
Comparison of filled and unfilled feet from a whole body scan, (A) unfilled holes. Holes filled in one foot, (B) dorsal view and (C) plantar view.
Figure 6.6
Examples of a hole filling algorithm using Hermite splines.
Figure 6.7
Filling holes in feet from a whole body scan (with CySlice 2.0). (A) Unedited scan. (B) Bridging large gaps to approximate foot surface (green). (C) Reconstructed surface (green).
Figure 6.8
Segmenting the whole body scan image
Figure 6.9
Superimposition of multiple subjects
Figure 6.10
3D Scan overlay of multiple subjects to determine the overall contour of the seat pan
Figure 6.11
Merging of CAD Models with the 3D scan Images
Figure 6.12
Suited crew in a seated posture with 3D Scan data.