The range of sizes used in Chile for clothing comes from criteria developed in continental Europe, mainly the EN 13402 standard. Any standard adopted by a country should consider the anthropometric dimensions of the user population, particularly to discern the ratio of garments for different size. Consequently, the purpose of this study was to propose standards for the size of clothing based on...

Cloth simulation has a long history, starting almost three decades ago. Thanks to the continuous increase of computation speed of computers, real-time simulation of clothes has become very recently possible. The research on real-time clothes has really begun few years ago when researchers have started simulating simple garments such as flags or tablecloths. Nowadays, the research aims at propos...

We propose a novel capture and annotation system called TagTansu, which can easily capture pictures of clothes and add annotations to support creating a picture database of clothes. TagTansu consists of hook sensors and capture components attached inside the doors of a tansu (a wardrobe).Using TagTansu, users can easily take pictures of clothes and add annotations (e.g. types and weight of clot...

Neuroimaging research has identified category-specific neural response patterns to a limited set of object categories. For example, faces, bodies, and scenes evoke activity patterns in visual cortex that are uniquely traceable in space and time. It is currently debated whether these apparently categorical responses truly reflect selectivity for categories or instead reflect selectivity for cate...