Ontologies for Virtual Garments

Arnulph Fuhrmann, Clemens Groß, and Andreas Weber,
In: Workshop towards Semantic Virtual Environments (SVE 2005)

Abstract

We give an ontology for garment patterns that can be incorporated into the simulation of virtual clothing. On the basis of this ontology and extensions to garments we can specify and manipulate the process of virtual dressing on a higher semantic level. Moreover, we show how the process of collision detection can be enhanced by using the induced semantic information.

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