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<article-title>Establishment of 3D Singapore Digital Humans for Future Ergonomic Studies</article-title>
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<author>Heow Pueh Lee and Saurabh Garg  </author>

<aff><sup>1</sup> Department of Mechanical Engineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore.</aff>

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<p>Introduction: In this paper, we will present how the large scale anthropometric studies using the 3D imaging systems were setup and organized and the data collection process. Method: The Singapore anthropometric survey has the target of recruiting a minimum number of 2400 Singapore citizens. Age and gender will be sampled independently such that there are minimally 240 subjects per age and gender group in a total of 5 age groups (16-20, 21-30, 31-40, 41-50 and 51-60). Body measurements will be taken with a combination of traditional anthropometric tools and a three-dimensional body scanner (The VITUS Smart XXL body scanner). 3D whole body data and foot scans will also be compiled to integrate shape data for design of close fitting equipment. Results and discussion: The study is ongoing and the aim is to construct representative 3D digital humans for various age groups with the ergonomic applications in mind.</p><p>  <i>Keywords: </i>Anthropometric study, 3D imaging, 3D foot scanning, Statistical analysis.  </p>
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