...Peter Denno Emerging computer technology, including an infrastructure for virtual enterprises and more capable apparel product development software, is providing an opportunity to re‐invent how apparel is produced. The development of an information‐rich and unambiguous garment product model would...

...J. Ascough; H.E. Bez; A.M. Bricis Uses Newmark’s method to carry out a time‐stepping finite element analysis to predict the behaviour of a cloth garment as it falls from an initial horizontal position to a final position draped around a human body form. Bases the finite element model on a simple...

...Haruki Imaoka; J. Atkinson Gives an overview of the technique of current garment simulation and of the problems for more advanced simulation. To simulate the behaviour of a garment, three important models are usually used. They are: a garment model, a human body and an environment model. The models...

...George K. Stylios; T.R. Wan; N.J. Powell Reports the dynamic modelling of garments on synthetic humans. Develops the model based on a physical analogue to a deep shell system for describing and predicting the real 3‐D shape of clothes. Determines the garment motion by fabric deformation energy...