No worries.
#^_^
No worries.
#^_^
They all look like taller or shorter, wider or narrower versions of the same person?
Is there a game where you can type in measurements and then design for that doll/model? That would be cool
Yeah, it would.
Because then I could try on clothes before I sewed them, saving so much time and fabric
Since that is actually how the fashion world makes sizes - by adjusting a standard size 6 up or down, instead of, like, doing what any woman would do and adjusting for how women typically put on weight in some body areas more than others - I guess it makes sense?
Iâm in an airport. A woman across the way is reading a book. Iâm curious and a little bored, so I hit up amazon, to see what is about, without thinking. Are they going to bombard me with âhow to be a proper Christian womanâ books now? Do i have to buy some Anton LaVay to balance the scales? Or can I just look at titles? I feel so exposed. Whoever did the cover design did a good job.
Unfortunately, this will go on your permanent record. Donât be surprised when Jim Bakker knocks on your door to sell you buckets of food.
Oh shit!
I knew people who were working on something like that, but it was for a US Military R&D effort, not a commercial product.
That reminds me of this, and makes me hopeful that the lesson remains learned:
(Thismaybeaside-trackandIâmsorry)
(Plus, itâs my absolute favourite tale about the perils of assuming ânormalityâ, and also relevent to about âŚooooh, maybe half of the other conversations that happen hereabouts? )
Yes, part of the same study actually.
Some of the individual data points were quite weird.
Oh excellent!
This is continuation of that work, right?
Yep. Thereâs now an entire directorate geared toward human factors research, and last I checked it was still headquartered at Wright Patterson.
This pleases me.
Now for the concept (and its application) to be expanded.
Clothing design and manufacture. 140 years ago virtually everyone had made to measure clothes. Now virtually no-one does, even though âjust in timeâ bespoke manufacture is straightforward to do with robots.
UI/UX on things like phones. Voice and face recognition. AI in general.
Most of all, the whole âone size fits allâ concept.
Yes, but one size fits all of what?
Thatâs my point â âone size fits allâ doesnât really fit anyone.
Have you seen the labels that read, âOne Size Fits Mostâ?
Again, most of what?
Iâve seen it, especially on trouser socks. Itâs a slightly more accurate lie.