Research on the Motion Design of Virtual Fashion Models Based on Style3d Technology

Under the current digital wave, the innovative application of virtual fashion model motion design in the field of clothing display has emerged as a research focus. This study conducts an in-depth exploration of the topic, beginning with a comprehensive review of the development of virtual modeling technology, followed by a detailed categorization and analysis of its characteristics. The core focus is on the specific application of Style3D technology in virtual fashion model motion design, analyzing the diverse and multifaceted forms of motion capture technology and revealing its decisive role in the process of motion generation. Additionally, it investigates algorithm-based motion generation methods, encompassing advanced technologies such as physical simulation, inverse kinematics, deep learning and provides a comprehensive analysis of their application scenarios and notable advantages. Simultaneously, the complete process of motion design is elaborated, from initial motion capture to meticulous editing and final rendering, highlighting the Style3D platform's significant contribution to enhancing design efficiency and optimizing visual effects. In conclusion, this study offers profound insights and a robust theoretical foundation for innovative breakthroughs and future development trends in virtual fashion display technology.

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2024-10-25
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icid64166.2024.11024742
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Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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Research on the Motion Design of Virtual Fashion Models Based on Style3d Technology

Jinxian Lin, Chi Zhang, Qianwen Li
Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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Research on the Motion Design of Virtual Fashion Models Based on Style3d Technology

Jinxian Lin, Chi Zhang, Qianwen Li
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Under the current digital wave, the innovative application of virtual fashion model motion design in the field of clothing display has emerged as a research focus. This study conducts an in-depth exploration of the topic, beginning with a comprehensive review of the development of virtual modeling technology, followed by a detailed categorization and analysis of its characteristics. The core focus is on the specific application of Style3D technology in virtual fashion model motion design, analyzing the diverse and multifaceted forms of motion capture technology and revealing its decisive role in the process of motion generation. Additionally, it investigates algorithm-based motion generation methods, encompassing advanced technologies such as physical simulation, inverse kinematics, deep learning and provides a comprehensive analysis of their application scenarios and notable advantages. Simultaneously, the complete process of motion design is elaborated, from initial motion capture to meticulous editing and final rendering, highlighting the Style3D platform's significant contribution to enhancing design efficiency and optimizing visual effects. In conclusion, this study offers profound insights and a robust theoretical foundation for innovative breakthroughs and future development trends in virtual fashion display technology.

Guangzhou Vocational College of Science and Technology (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 64%
Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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