A 3D human body can be represented in 3 ways: 1. Visual features: Keypoints defined from the CV perspective (e.g., eye corners, knees). They may not have anatomical significance. Applications: facial landmark, pose estimation.

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I wrote a CV program to generate a tight-fit fursuit paw pattern generator. (for four-way stretched fabric). A lifesaver for all-thumbs crafters who can't trace your hand.

Assume a thread passes through a plane of a fabric as a node, then a stitch pattern as graph. Stitch properties: the end point is shift from the start, all edges are passed continuously with min repetition. This can be modeled as the open Chinese postman problem (Open CPP)

Oogoo = RVT silicon + corn starch. An cheap alternative to Sugru. 1. DIY casting silicone from caulk, pourable version: makezine.com/article/science… 2. How to Make Your Own Sugru Substitute : 15 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables: instructables.com/How-To-Mak…

Useful references for standardized body measurements, anthropometry, and garment/pattern-making: 1. ISO 7250-1:2017 — Basic human body measurements for technological design: definitions & landmarks: web.archive.org/web/20260101…