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  1. Mohd Fa'iz Wahid, Seri Rahayu Kamat, Syamimi Shamsuddin, Dian Darina Indah Daruis
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    This paper reviews various papers since the year 2000 until 2016 regarding visual technology in human anthropometry
    study, and discusses three major points; (1) the methods and objectives of the research, (2) the subjects of the
    experiments and (3) body parts involved in the anthropometrical measurements. Measurement using visual
    technology is claimed to be more accurate in obtaining anthropometrical data compared to the conventional method
    using manual tools. However, commercial visual technology system can be very costly. Based on the reviewed
    studies, a significant amount of research has adopted various visual processing methods to predict the human’s body
    measurement. All of the studies utilized the applications of enhanced technologies that are able to reduce time and
    human errors that normally occur during traditional hand-operated measurement. Usually, in order to prove that
    their result is promising, the studies compared their results with the results gained from manual measurement. The
    finding from this review is a preliminary step towards developing a camera-based system in anthropometry
    measurement for the use in automotive ergonomics design.
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