3D and 4D body scanning for absorbent product fit optimization
Utilizing advanced 3D and 4D body scanning technology, this solution optimizes the fit and sizing of absorbent products by analyzing static and dynamic anthropometric data. It enables the design of products that accommodate a broader range of body shapes and movements.
Overview
The Instituto de Biomecánica de Valencia (IBV) presents a cutting-edge solution leveraging 3D and 4D body scanning to enhance the fit and sizing of absorbent products. By understanding static and dynamic anthropometric variability, this technology provides insights into how absorbent products can be designed to better fit diverse body shapes and movements. This approach promises to improve product comfort and functionality by ensuring optimal fit across a wide range of users.
Technical specifications
- 3D/4D Body Scanning: Utilizes both static and dynamic scanning technologies to capture comprehensive anthropometric data.
- Anthropometric Database: A robust database with more than 100,000 adult subjects, facilitating precise fit and sizing optimization.
- Dynamic Fit Analysis: Employs Move4D technology for dynamic capture, offering new perspectives on product fit during motion.
- Empirical Validation: Fit testing methods and design optimization protocols are established based on validated anthropometric relationships.
Technology readiness level
This technology is currently at TRL 6, indicating it has been validated in a relevant environment and is ready for detailed empirical testing and further optimization in collaboration with industry partners.
About Instituto de Biomecánica de Valencia
IBV is a private, non‑profit research technology center on the Universitat Politècnica de València campus that studies human interaction with products, environments, and services for industry. Companies access co‑located user‑research and motion‑capture labs plus advanced anthropometry and 3D body‑scanning for design validation. Engagement runs through contract R&D, membership in the Valencian technology‑institute network (REDIT), and the region’s digital innovation hub (InnDIH), which provides test‑before‑invest and shared experimentation facilities. Funding combines competitive European and Spanish public programs with industry contracts.
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