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Avalution and Leatech to display 3D body scanner at CISMA
23 Sep 19 2 min read
Leading IT company, Avalution, and its Chinese partner, Leatech, will be presenting the 3D body scanner AVAone and the results of the Size NorthAmerica measurement survey for the first time in Asia, at the CISMA expo in Shanghai, in booth W1-F63. The China International Sewing Machinery & Accessories Show will be held from September 25-28, 2019.
The CISMA in Shanghai will see Avalution showcase its expertise in the digitalisation of the human body for the first time at an Asian trade fair. The company was founded in 2018 as part of the Human Solutions group. Avalution will also be presenting its latest 3D body scanning solution, AVAone. Developed especially for use in retail stores and the apparel sector, the scanner completes the range of the company’s body scanners, according to Avalution.
“For example, AVAone can create an individual body scan in the changing cubicle, a scan which then becomes the basis for customized clothing or a digital fitting. The AVAone is innovative and just as reliable as our body scanners that we use to measure people for scientific and medical purposes – but it’s much faster and easier to set up and operate,” Helga Gaebel, who is responsible for worldwide sales of Avalution’s 3D body scanners said.
At CISMA, Avalution will also be presenting the results of its largest measurement survey project to date, Size NorthAmerica, during which around 18,000 people were measured in the USA and Canada.
“For the first time, we now have representative data that scientifically confirms the impression that the American population has changed significantly. The growth in average body length is stagnating, but the average body circumference is increasing. These are the highest average values ever recorded for a BMI (body mass index). Any company which manufactures products for the US market must take that into account,” Gaebel said.
Size NorthAmerica’s results are available on the iSize body dimensions portal. The data enables companies to analyse comprehensive information about the physical characteristics of specific target groups and to generate avatars for product development. (GK)
The CISMA in Shanghai will see Avalution showcase its expertise in the digitalisation of the human body for the first time at an Asian trade fair. The company was founded in 2018 as part of the Human Solutions group. Avalution will also be presenting its latest 3D body scanning solution, AVAone. Developed especially for use in retail stores and the apparel sector, the scanner completes the range of the company’s body scanners, according to Avalution.
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“For example, AVAone can create an individual body scan in the changing cubicle, a scan which then becomes the basis for customized clothing or a digital fitting. The AVAone is innovative and just as reliable as our body scanners that we use to measure people for scientific and medical purposes – but it’s much faster and easier to set up and operate,” Helga Gaebel, who is responsible for worldwide sales of Avalution’s 3D body scanners said.
At CISMA, Avalution will also be presenting the results of its largest measurement survey project to date, Size NorthAmerica, during which around 18,000 people were measured in the USA and Canada.
“For the first time, we now have representative data that scientifically confirms the impression that the American population has changed significantly. The growth in average body length is stagnating, but the average body circumference is increasing. These are the highest average values ever recorded for a BMI (body mass index). Any company which manufactures products for the US market must take that into account,” Gaebel said.
Size NorthAmerica’s results are available on the iSize body dimensions portal. The data enables companies to analyse comprehensive information about the physical characteristics of specific target groups and to generate avatars for product development. (GK)
Fibre2Fashion News Desk – India
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