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WO2003103433A1 - Procede et dispositif de creation de modeles de chaussure, dispositif de mesure du pied et dispositif de positionnement du pied d'un dispositif de mesure du pied - Google Patents

Procede et dispositif de creation de modeles de chaussure, dispositif de mesure du pied et dispositif de positionnement du pied d'un dispositif de mesure du pied Download PDF

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WO2003103433A1
WO2003103433A1 PCT/JP2002/005775 JP0205775W WO03103433A1 WO 2003103433 A1 WO2003103433 A1 WO 2003103433A1 JP 0205775 W JP0205775 W JP 0205775W WO 03103433 A1 WO03103433 A1 WO 03103433A1
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寿代 石丸
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43D—MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT OR METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING OR REPAIRING FOOTWEAR
    • A43D1/00—Foot or last measuring devices; Measuring devices for shoe parts
    • A43D1/02—Foot-measuring devices
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
    • A43D—MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT OR METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING OR REPAIRING FOOTWEAR
    • A43D1/00—Foot or last measuring devices; Measuring devices for shoe parts
    • A43D1/02—Foot-measuring devices
    • A43D1/025—Foot-measuring devices comprising optical means, e.g. mirrors, photo-electric cells, for measuring or inspecting feet

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  • Last shoe design method Description Last shoe design method, last design device, foot measuring device, and foot positioning device for foot measuring device
  • the present invention relates to a last design method for designing a last used in the manufacture of shoes, a last design device, a foot measuring device suitable for designing a last, and a foot positioning device of the foot measuring device.
  • the last is used to take the pattern when producing each part of the shoe, and in the shoe assembling work, it becomes a work table when attaching the midsole or the outsole of the shoe.
  • it also serves as an eye stand that holds the assembled shape and styles the shoe until the glue and other moisture used in the assembly evaporates and dries.
  • lasts play a variety of roles in the manufacture of shoes, and the size (including shape) of the last determines the dimensions of the finished shoe.
  • the last for order is the measured value of the foot (the part below the ankle) of the user (the orderer of the shoe) (the dimensions here are the dimensions of many parts of the foot, and these dimensions Generally, it is manufactured according to the following.
  • the last manufacturer had to perform complicated operations such as adjusting measured dimensional data one by one in order to produce a comfortable last from the dimensions of many parts of the foot. Disclosure of the invention
  • the present invention has been made under such a background, and an object of the present invention is to make it easier to manufacture a last without any complicated work.
  • the present invention provides a method for designing a last for use in manufacturing shoes, comprising: an input step of inputting foot dimension data of a user ordering shoes; And a step of creating last dimension data for the last shoe used for the manufacture of the shoe of the user based on the last dimension data.
  • an apparatus for designing a last for use in the manufacture of shoes comprising: input means for inputting foot size data of a user ordering shoes; And a shoe sizing device for creating shoe sizing data for use in the manufacture of the shoe of the user based on the dimensional data of the user's shoes.
  • the present invention is a foot measuring device that measures the shape of the foot based on an image of the foot to be measured, the device being in contact with the instep portion of the foot to be measured, Provided is a foot measuring device comprising: foot positioning means for positioning the foot at a predetermined position; and photographing means for photographing the foot positioned at the predetermined position by the foot positioning means.
  • the present invention is a foot measuring device for measuring the shape of the foot based on an image of the foot to be measured, wherein the foot is positioned at a predetermined position at the time of shooting,
  • a foot positioning device provided with foot positioning means for positioning the foot at a predetermined position by abutting on a portion of the instep of a foot to be measured.
  • FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overall schematic configuration of a shoe last manufacturing system to which a shoe last designing method according to one embodiment of the present invention is applied.
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a foot measuring device that is a component of the last-type manufacturing system.
  • FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram showing a configuration of a foot shape measuring unit which is a component of the foot measuring device.
  • FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining measurement of a foot shape by the foot shape measuring unit.
  • FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a personal computer system which is a component of the shoe last manufacturing system.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the contents of a conversion table used in the shoe last dimension data creation processing performed by the personal computer system.
  • FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining the contents of a conversion table used in the last-size data creation processing performed by the personal computer system.
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating the last-size data performed by the personal computer system.
  • FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a personal computer system for realizing a modification of the shoe last designing method.
  • FIG. 10 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a personal computer system for realizing another modified example of the last design method.
  • FIG. 11 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a personal computer system for realizing still another modified example of the shoe last designing method.
  • FIG. 12 is a block diagram showing a functional configuration of a personal computer system for realizing still another modification of the last design method.
  • FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a network system for realizing a network service using the last design method.
  • FIG. 14 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a network system for realizing a network service using the last design method.
  • FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing an appearance of an imaging unit of the foot measuring device according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIG. 16 is a side view showing the photographing unit.
  • FIG. 17 is a front view showing the photographing unit.
  • FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing the vicinity of a positioning member which is a component of the imaging unit.
  • FIG. 19 is a block diagram showing a configuration of a control device according to a modified example of the photographing unit.
  • FIG. 20 is a perspective view showing a modified example of the positioning member of the imaging unit.
  • FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing another modified example of the positioning member of the imaging unit.
  • FIG. 22 is a perspective view showing another modified example of the positioning member of the photographing unit.
  • the last-type manufacturing system includes a foot measuring device 10, a personal computer system (last-type designing device) 11, and an NC (Numerically Controlled) machine tool 12. It has.
  • the foot measuring device 10 is a device that measures the shape of the foot of the user ordering the ordered shoes and creates dimensional data indicating the dimensions of the foot of the user.
  • a non-contact three-dimensional shape measuring device is used.
  • the foot measuring device 10 includes a fixture 22, a foot shape measuring unit 24, and a display unit 26.
  • the fixing device 22 is a fixing device for preventing the foot of the person to be measured from moving during the measurement.
  • the wrapping part 2 2a wrapped around the calf of the person to be measured, and the wrapping part 2 And a supporting portion 22b for supporting and fixing 2a.
  • the winding part 22 a is wound around the calf of the person to be measured, so that the foot 1 of the person to be measured is fixed so as not to move.
  • the foot shape measuring section 24 has a bottom 24 a and two side faces 24 b constituting side faces of the bottom 24 a, and the fixing tool 2 2 (See Fig. 2)
  • the foot 1 is located at a position away from the bottom 24 a and is positioned between the two side portions 24 b .
  • one laser pointer 25 for emitting laser slit light is provided on each of the bottom portion 24 a and the two side portions 24 b of the foot shape measuring portion 24, and each laser pointer 25 is As shown in FIG.
  • the laser slit light is arranged to irradiate the laser slit light from three directions, that is, the upper side surfaces of the foot 1 and the back surface of the foot 1, and each laser pointer 25 applies the laser slit light to the foot 1.
  • each slit light overlaps and one slit image 25 a is projected on the foot 1.
  • the slit image 25a is photographed by a video camera (not shown), and based on the photographed image, the outer shape (outline) of the foot 1 where the slit image 25a is projected is measured by a light section measurement method. Is done.
  • the three laser pointers 25 are provided so as to be connected to each other in the length direction of the foot 1 (the direction connecting the toe and the heel) by, for example, a stepping motor so as to be movable.
  • the laser slit light is sequentially emitted to the foot 1 while the foot 5 moves from the toe to the heel of the foot 1, so that the shape of the entire foot 1 is measured.
  • the foot shape measuring device 24 a device capable of measuring about 60,000 locations of the foot 1 is used as the foot shape measuring device 24, a device capable of measuring about 60,000 locations of the foot 1 is used.
  • the display unit 26 has a CRT (cathode ray tube), an LCD (liquid crystal display), or the like, and shows the entire foot 1 represented by the shape of each unit measured by the foot shape measuring unit 24. The three-dimensional shape and various settings of the foot measuring device 10 are displayed.
  • the laser pointer 25 is fixed by the calf fixing device 22 of the person to be measured when the foot 1 is positioned between the side portions 24 b of the foot shape measuring portion 24. While moving in the length direction of 1, the laser slit light is emitted to the foot 1, while the video camera captures the foot 1 to measure about 60,000 foot 1 parts as described above. In addition, it is possible to create dimensional data indicating the measurement results. Note that the foot measuring device 10 having the above-described configuration is merely an example, and any device can be used as long as the three-dimensional shape of the foot 1 can be measured in a non-contact manner.
  • the non-contact type foot measuring device 10 is used to prevent the shape of the foot 1 from being deformed due to the contact of the measuring head of the measuring device 10 with the foot 1. .
  • the dimensional data created by the foot measuring device 10 having the above configuration is input to the personal computer system 11.
  • the foot measurement device 10 and the personal computer system 11 are connected by a signal cable or the like, and the foot measurement device 10 is connected to the personal computer system 11.
  • Dimension data may be transmitted to the media, or the dimensional data created by the foot measuring device 10 may be stored on media such as a floppy disk, MO (Magnet-optical Disc), and CD-R (Compact Disc-Recordable).
  • the dimension data stored in this medium is read out by a reader (floppy disk drive, CD-ROM drive, etc.) mounted on the personal computer system 11, and the dimension data is input to the personal computer system 11. You may make it.
  • the personal computer system 11 has a CPU (Central Processing Unit), ROM (Read Only Memory), RAM (Random Access Memory), a hard disk device, a keyboard, a mouse, etc., like a general personal computer system.
  • CAD Computer Aided Design
  • the personal computer system 11 includes a foot dimension data input section 31, a last dimension data creation section 32, a conversion table 33, and a display section 34. .
  • the foot size data input unit 31 takes in and inputs the size data of the foot created by the foot measuring device 10 as described above, and supplies the data to the last size data creation unit 32.
  • the foot dimension data input unit 31 is a reading device such as a floppy disk drive.
  • the last dimension data creating section 3 2 is configured to store the foot dimensions supplied from the foot dimension data input section 3 1.
  • Create CAD data that represents the measured feet in a three-dimensional shape based on the legal data.
  • the shoe last dimension data creation unit 32 refers to the conversion table 33 based on the dimensions of many parts of the foot represented by the created CAD data, and manufactures custom shoes that match the foot 1 concerned.
  • Create dimension data indicating the dimensions of the last to be used.
  • the conversion table 33 the dimensions of various parts of the foot shown in the CAD data created in accordance with the dimension data of the foot 1 supplied from the foot dimension data input unit 31 correspond to the part.
  • the conversion data for converting to the last dimensions is stored, and the last dimension data creation unit 32 refers to the conversion data stored in the conversion table 33 to input the conversion data.
  • the dimensional data of foot 1 is converted to last data.
  • the conversion data stored in the conversion table 33 is obtained by performing experiments using a large number of samples on the relationship between the dimensions of the foot 1 and the dimensions of the last for manufacturing shoes that fit the foot 1. This is data created based on the experimental results. This experiment will be described more specifically.
  • the shape of the subject's foot is measured by the foot measuring device 10 described above.
  • gypsum is put into shoes that are considered to be comfortable for the subject to make, and the shape of the shoe gypsum is measured by the above-described foot measuring device 10.
  • the dimensional data indicating the dimensions of many parts of the foot 1 created by the foot measuring device 10 includes information indicating various measured dimensions of the foot 1, in the present embodiment, FIG. 6 and FIG. As shown in FIG. 7, attention is paid to the shape of the foot for each of a plurality of cross sections D 1 to D n orthogonal to the direction from the heel of the foot 1 to the toe, and the conversion table 33 includes the cross sections D 1 to D n The data for converting the dimensions of many parts of the foot 1 into the dimensions of the last are stored.
  • the cross sections Dl to Dn are obtained by cutting the heel to the toe at equal intervals d.
  • the number n of the cross sections may be fixed in this way, but the distance between the cross sections may be fixed (for example, 5 mm) and the cross section may be cut from the heel.
  • the solid line indicates the shape of the foot 1 measured for the cross section D m
  • the dashed line indicates the last of the ideal size for the shape of the foot 1.
  • the conversion data stored in the conversion table 33 includes, from the foot bottom line L 1 in the cross section of the foot to the function line L k set for each cross section (indicated by the symbol b in the figure) at equal intervals.
  • a plurality of cut horizontal measurement dimensions S 1 to S k are prepared. As shown, when the horizontal dimension of a certain foot is S y, the size of the last is the sum of S y plus the clearance S a on the right side of the figure and the clearance S b on the left side of the figure. .
  • the conversion table 33 also has a predetermined function for determining the size of the last on the upper side of the function line L k (indicated by the symbol a in the figure).
  • the height y from the related line L k is input to the predetermined functions f (y) and g (y), and the operation result of the function is set as the horizontal (X direction) coordinate, and the cross section D
  • the dimension of the last in the cross section is calculated from the horizontal direction at m.
  • the predetermined function to be prepared is a linear function (that is, a straight line)
  • the function may be a function, a cubic function, or a higher-order function of the fourth or higher order.
  • the function may be set so as to take dimensions close to the ideal last size obtained by experiments.
  • the reference position of the coordinates calculated by the function ⁇ (y) is the coordinate in the X direction of the point FP obtained from the ratio data.
  • f (0) (coordinates of FP in the X direction)
  • X f The X coordinate of the shape line
  • g (y) the reference position of the coordinates calculated by the function g (y) is the coordinate of the point GP in the X direction obtained from the above ratio data.
  • the conversion table 33 information indicating the height of the function line Lk and a function for calculating the size of the last above the function line Lk are prepared for each of the cross sections D1 to Dn. It is being done.
  • the conversion table 33 does not store the ratio data as described above, but the cross-sectional area according to the size of the foot for each cross-section D 1 to D n and the ideal shoe last obtained by experiment.
  • Area ratio data indicating the ratio to the cross-sectional area is stored, and based on the area ratio data stored for each cross-section, the cross-sectional area of each cross-section D1 to Dn obtained from the foot dimensional data is stored in the corresponding foot.
  • the cross-sectional area of the matching last may be calculated, and the measured dimensions of each part of the foot may be converted to dimensions that will be the cross-sectional area of the calculated last.
  • the circumference of the foot 1 (the length of the contour line in the cross-section), the length of the foot from the toe to the heel, and the lateral width (lateral direction in FIG.
  • the length of the last) and the height may be used to determine the ideal last size based on a plurality of parameters.
  • a cross-sectional shape of an ideal last is specified from the above-described cross-sectional area, perimeter, and height indicated by a cross-section D m. Then, for each of the cross-sections Dl to Dn, the cross-sectional shape of the ideal last is specified, and then the cross-sectional shapes are connected to determine the ideal last shape.
  • the dimensions of the ideal last shape are specified from each cross-sectional shape indicated by Dn.
  • the conversion table 33 only needs to store data for converting foot dimension data into ideal shoe last dimensions obtained experimentally.
  • the shoe size data creation unit 3 2 Based on the foot size data supplied from the foot size data input unit 31, the shoe size data creation unit 3 2 converts the shoe size data from the foot size data for each section Dl to Dn. Data for the entire last that matches the input foot size data.
  • the display section 34 displays a three-dimensional three-dimensional form of the last based on CAD data for three-dimensionally representing the last according to the last dimension data created by the last dimension data creating section 32 as described above.
  • An image or a three-dimensional image of the foot based on CAD data for three-dimensionally representing the foot according to the foot size data supplied from the foot size data input unit 31 described above is displayed.
  • the designer who operates the personal computer system 11 needs to correct the shoe last dimensions automatically created by the shoe last dimension data creation unit 32 by operating a mouse, a keyboard, and the like. If it is determined that there is, a correction instruction or the like can be input while referring to the display unit 34.
  • the designer can make manual corrections as needed in accordance with the information.
  • CA DZN C conversion software is installed in the personal computer system 11 to convert CAD data, which represents an image of a last, etc. three-dimensionally, into NC data for numerically controlling the NC machine tool 12. ing.
  • the personal computer system 11 converts the CAD data three-dimensionally representing the shoe last corresponding to the shoe last dimension data created as described above into the corresponding dimension data. The last of the dimensions shown is converted into NC data for processing with the NC machine tool 12.
  • NC data corresponding to the last data of the last created by the personal computer system 11 is input to the NC machine tool 12.
  • the personal computer system 11 and the NC machine tool 12 are connected by a signal cable or the like, and the personal computer system 11 is connected to the NC machine tool 12.
  • NC data may be transmitted to the computer, or the NC data created by the personal computer system 11 may be stored in a medium such as a floppy disk, MO, or CD-R, and the NC data stored in the medium may be stored.
  • the reading device mounted on the NC machine tool 1 2 reads It is also possible to input NC data to the NC machine tool 12 by extracting the data.
  • the NC machine tool 12 cuts a shoe last material such as wood, metal, resin, etc., based on the NC data created by the personal computer system 11 as described above to produce a last.
  • the NC data supplied to the NC machine tool 12 is such that the NC machine tool 1 performs cutting according to the dimensions of the last that matches the user's foot determined by the personal computer system 11. This is the data that controls 2. Therefore, the last manufactured by the NC machine tool 12 is a suitable last for manufacturing shoes conforming to the foot of the user.
  • the personal computer system 11 supplies the dimensional data of the user's feet to the personal computer system 11 so that the personal computer system 11 automatically manufactures shoes that fit to the feet of the user.
  • the dimensions of the last are determined in order to do so, and NC data for creating the last with the dimensions are created.
  • NC data for creating the last with the dimensions are created.
  • the conversion is performed by referring to a conversion table 33 created based on. Therefore, by supplying the NC data to the NC machine tool 12, it is possible to manufacture a last that is suitable for manufacturing shoes that fit the user's feet.
  • the measured size of the user's foot cannot be used as it is as a dimension of the last order for ordering.
  • the size is determined by relying on years of experience and kettles, etc., and when the last is manufactured according to the determined size, complicated work is required.
  • the measured last dimensions of the user's feet can be used to produce lasts that are appropriate for the manufacture of the user's shoes, but experience is not sufficient. In the case of shallow last makers, it may not be possible to produce lasts of the appropriate dimensions.
  • the present invention is not limited to the first embodiment described above, and various modifications as exemplified below are possible.
  • a configuration of a personal computer system 11 suitable for the present modification will be described with reference to FIG.
  • a personal computer system 11 in this modified example has a foot size data input unit 31, a last size data creation unit 32, and a display unit 34 similar to those in the above embodiment.
  • a conversion table group 71 replacing the conversion table 33 in FIG.
  • the foot type detection unit 70 detects the type of the foot based on the foot size data supplied from the foot size data input unit 31.
  • the types of feet include Egyptian type, Greek type, hallux valgus, splayed feet, etc., and these types are classified based on the appearance of the feet. Therefore, as described above, CAD data for three-dimensionally expressing the appearance of the foot is created from the foot dimension data supplied from the foot dimension data input unit 31, and the foot shape represented by the CAD data is generated. Is compared with the appearance shape of each foot type stored in advance, and the foot type having the shape most similar to the foot shape based on the dimension data is detected as the foot type of the user.
  • the foot type detection unit 70 outputs foot type information indicating the type of the user's foot detected in this manner to the shoe size data creation unit 32.
  • the conversion table group 71 includes a table of the feet that can be detected by the foot type detecting section 70 described above.
  • There are conversion tables for each type (Egyptian conversion table 71a, Greek conversion table 71b, hallux valgus conversion table 71c ).
  • the Egyptian-type conversion table 7 1a, the Greek-type conversion table 7 lb, and the hallux valgus conversion table 7 1 c that the conversion table group 7 1 has are the foot-types of each foot type.
  • Conversion data created based on the relationship between the dimensions and ideal shoe last dimensions obtained by experiments using a large number of samples is stored.
  • Each conversion table stores the data of the above-described embodiment.
  • conversion data and function data for each cross section Dl to Dn are stored.
  • the shoe last dimension data creating section 32 is supplied from the foot type detecting section 70 when creating the last dimension data based on the foot dimension data supplied from the foot dimension data input section 31.
  • One conversion table is selected from a large number of conversion tables prepared in the conversion table group 71 according to the foot type information, and the last data is created with reference to the selected conversion table. For example, when the foot type detecting section 70 supplies foot type information indicating that the type of the user's foot is Egyptian, the shoe last dimension data creating section 32 reads the Egyptian form from the conversion table group 7 1. Select the type conversion table 71a and create the last data with reference to the Egyptian type conversion table 71a.
  • a personal computer system 11 for executing shoe last dimension data creation processing capable of automatically creating last data of a last taking into account the quality of the feet of the user, for example, the percentage of subcutaneous fat.
  • a personal computer system 11 according to this modification includes a foot size data input unit 31, a shoe size data creation unit 32, and a display unit 34 similar to those in the above embodiment.
  • a conversion table group 81 that replaces the conversion table 33 in the above, a height and weight input unit 83, and a subcutaneous fat percentage measurement unit 82 are provided.
  • the height and weight input section 83 captures and inputs data indicating the user's height and weight. And supply it to the subcutaneous fat percentage measurement unit 82.
  • the feet are measured by the foot measuring device 10 described above, and information indicating the height and weight of the user is obtained and supplied to the personal computer system 11.
  • the subcutaneous fat percentage measuring section 82 estimates the subcutaneous fat percentage of the feet of the user based on the information on the height and weight of the user supplied from the height and weight input section 83, and indicates the subcutaneous fat indicative of the subcutaneous fat percentage.
  • the rate information is output to the last dimension data creation unit 32.
  • the conversion table group 81 has a conversion table for each range of the subcutaneous fat percentage (0 to A%, A% to B ° /., B% to C%, etc.).
  • the conversion data created based on the relationship between the dimensions of the human foot with the subcutaneous fat percentage within the corresponding range and the ideal shoe last dimensions obtained by experiments are stored.
  • the conversion table stores conversion ratio data and function data for each of the cross sections D1 to Dn.
  • the shoe size data creation unit 32 when creating the shoe size data based on the foot size data supplied from the foot size data input unit 31, receives the subcutaneous fat percentage measurement unit 8 2 According to the supplied subcutaneous fat percentage information, one conversion table is selected from a number of conversion tables prepared in the conversion table group 81, and the last data is created with reference to the selected conversion table. . For example, if the subcutaneous fat percentage of the user's foot is x% (A ⁇ x ⁇ B) from the subcutaneous fat percentage measurement unit 82, the last size data generation unit 32 converts the conversion table group 8 Select the conversion table 8 1 b for A to B% from 1 and create the last data with reference to the conversion table 81 b for A to B%.
  • the optimal last size in consideration of the subcutaneous fat percentage of the user's feet is automatically determined. be able to.
  • the foot measuring device 10 besides estimating the subcutaneous fat percentage of the user's foot from the height and weight and selecting one of the conversion tables from the conversion table group 81, for example, by using the foot measuring device 10, Dimension data obtained by measuring a foot floating in the air
  • the flesh quality (soft, hard, etc.) of the foot may be estimated by comparing the two with the dimension data measured with the foot grounded on the ground or the like. In other words, when the foot is on the ground, the foot is loaded by the weight of the user and deforms as compared to the state in which the foot floats in the air (the bottom of the foot deforms so as to spread).
  • the flesh quality of the foot can be estimated by comparing the size of the foot floating in the air with the size of the foot touching the ground and referring to the degree of deformation. Then, as the conversion table group, one having a conversion table for each foot meat quality (for example, five types such as soft, slightly soft, ordinary, slightly hard, and hard) is prepared, and a conversion table corresponding to the estimated meat quality is prepared. It is also possible to select and create last data for the last.
  • a conversion table for each foot meat quality for example, five types such as soft, slightly soft, ordinary, slightly hard, and hard
  • both the dimensional data of the foot measured while floating in the air as described above and the dimensional data of the foot measured while grounded on the ground may be used. Even when the entered foot dimension data is input, it may be possible to create appropriate last data.
  • an aerial conversion table for creating shoe size data from foot size data measured while floating in the air, and shoe type size data from foot size data measured while touching the ground prepare a conversion table for grounding.
  • the aerial conversion table stores conversion data created based on the relationship between the foot dimensions measured in the air and ideal shoe last dimensions obtained through experiments.
  • the conversion table for grounding stores conversion data created based on the relationship between the foot dimensions measured for grounding and the ideal shoe last dimensions obtained through experiments.
  • the shape and meat quality of the feet are determined by the race of the user (North European, South European, Asian In other countries, it varies according to South Asia, East Asia, etc.), and a conversion table may be prepared for each of these races. Then, when measuring the dimensions of the foot, the user is requested to provide race information, and a conversion table is selected according to the race information to create last data for the last. Is also good.
  • a shoe last dimension data creation process that can automatically create shoe last dimension data that takes into account the design of the shoe to be ordered (design with a square tip, etc.) and the height of the heel.
  • a conversion table is prepared for each type of design of a plurality of shoes or for each heel height (for example, for each range of 0 to lcm, 1 cm to 2 cm), as in the above modification. It is only necessary to select a conversion table according to the specified design and heel height, and create last data with reference to the selected conversion table.
  • the shoe design In addition, in the above-mentioned modified example, the shoe design, heel height, foot type (eg, jewelry type, Greek type, hallux valgus, open leg, etc.), user's foot quality (eg, subcutaneous fat percentage, etc.)
  • foot type eg, jewelry type, Greek type, hallux valgus, open leg, etc.
  • user's foot quality eg, subcutaneous fat percentage, etc.
  • the reference dimensional data may be corrected in consideration of information such as subcutaneous fat percentage.
  • Fig. 11 shows the personality when executing the shoe last dimension data creation process that can automatically create the last size data by correcting the standard dimension data in consideration of the foot type.
  • 1 shows a functional configuration of a computer system 11.
  • a personal computer system 11 in this modified example has a foot size data input unit 31, a shoe size data creation unit 32, a conversion table 33 and a
  • a foot type detection section 70 and a correction section 90 are provided.
  • the foot type detection unit 70 detects the type of the foot based on the foot size data supplied from the foot size data input unit 31.
  • the types of feet are Egyptian type, Greek type, hallux valgus, splayed feet, and the like, and these types can be classified based on the appearance of the feet. Therefore, as described above, CAD data for three-dimensionally expressing the appearance of the foot is created from the foot dimension data supplied from the foot dimension data input unit 31, and the foot shape represented by the CAD data and The appearance shape of each foot type stored in advance is compared with the foot shape, and the foot type having the shape most similar to the foot shape based on the dimensional data is detected as the foot type of the user.
  • the foot type detection unit 70 outputs foot type information indicating the type of the user's foot detected in this way to the correction unit 90.
  • the shoe last dimension data creating unit 32 refers to the conversion table 33 in the same manner as in the first embodiment described above, and based on the foot size data input from the foot size data input unit 31. Create last data.
  • the dimension data of the created last (hereinafter, referred to as reference dimension data) is output to the correction unit 90.
  • the correction unit 90 performs a correction process on the reference size data supplied from the last size data creation unit 32 according to the foot type information detected by the foot type detection unit 70.
  • the capturing unit 90 has correction data for each foot type information, and according to the foot type information supplied from the foot type detection unit 70.
  • a correction process is performed using the correction data.
  • the correction data for each foot type is calculated based on the relationship between the foot dimensions for each foot type and the ideal shoe last dimensions obtained by experiments. It is determined whether the size can be approximated to the size of the ideal last if the correction is made, and a correction is made based on this correction.
  • An example of such correction data is the data shown in FIG. 8 in which the size Sa of the clear portion and the size Sb of the clear portion are each increased by 2%.
  • the shoe In addition to the type of foot, in addition to the shoe design, the height of the heal, the quality of the user's foot (eg, subcutaneous fat ratio, etc.) as described in the above-described various modifications, the shoe is considered.
  • the reference dimension data created by the mold dimension data creation section 32 may be corrected. For example, if the shoe design is a lace shoe, the standard dimensional data is corrected taking into account the tightness of the lace.
  • shoe designs include shoe colors, that is, color schemes. By setting the shoe color scheme according to the user's preference, shoes that are more comfortable to wear are provided to users.
  • the size of the human foot differs depending on the time of measurement. For example, the size of a human foot is larger in the afternoon than in the morning due to swelling. Therefore, when creating the last data of the last based on the foot size data supplied from the foot measuring device 10 as in the above embodiment, it is preferable to consider the time when the foot size is measured. . Therefore, in the above embodiment, the foot measuring device 10 supplies the foot dimension data to the personal computer system 11 and the time information of measuring the foot size in order to create the foot size data is transmitted to the personal computer. The data may be supplied to the system 11 so that the personal computer system 11 creates dimension data of the last in consideration of the time information.
  • a personal computer system 11 suitable for the present modified example has a foot size data input unit 31, a last size data creation unit 32, a conversion table 33, and a display similar to those of the above embodiment.
  • a time information input section 41 and a foot dimension data correction section 42 are provided.
  • the time information input unit 41 captures and inputs information indicating the time at which the foot was measured for creating the foot dimension data supplied from the foot measuring device 10, and inputs the foot dimension data. It is supplied to the collection unit 42.
  • the foot size data correction unit 42 corrects the foot size data supplied from the foot size data input unit 31 according to the time information supplied from the time information input unit 41. In order to perform such a correction according to the measurement time, the foot size data correction unit 42 calculates the foot size measured at a reference time (for example, 2:00 pm) obtained by an experiment using a large number of samples in advance. Measure at other times (for example, every hour, such as 0:00, 1:00, 2:00, etc.) 5775
  • It stores a dimension correction table that stores data indicating the average amount of size variation from the size of the foot for each part of the foot. Then, when information indicating a time other than the reference time was supplied, the dimensions of many parts of the foot indicated in the foot dimension data supplied from the foot dimension data input unit 31 were measured at the reference time. Create dimensional data corrected to the dimensions that will be measured in such cases.
  • the last dimension data creating section 32 refers to the conversion table 33, and creates last data of the last based on the foot dimension data corrected by the last dimension data correcting section 42.
  • the conversion data stored in the conversion table 33 is data created based on the relationship between the foot size measured at the reference time and the ideal last size. .
  • the shoe size data generation unit By supplying the data to 3 2, the last dimension data of the last was taken into account in consideration of the measurement time. After the supply and the creation of the last data of the last, the created last data of the last may be corrected according to the time information.
  • the personal computer system 11 can automatically create last data by using the foot size data. Providing a network service that allows a user who is in an area where there is no maker etc. to make lasts by using the method to place an order for shoes fitted to his / her feet via a communication network It becomes possible.
  • this system is a personal computer (PC) 51 a connected to the communication network 2. It comprises a personal computer (PC) 51b, an order shoe reception center device 54, an NC machine tool 12, and a shoe manufacturing machine 53.
  • PC personal computer
  • the personal computer 51a and the personal computer 51b are installed in the reception stores 52a and 52b, respectively, for receiving the order of the shoes ordered by the user.
  • a foot measuring device 10 similar to the above embodiment is installed in b. Note that the number of reception shops having the above configuration connected to the communication network 2 is not limited to the two shown in the figure, and may be many.
  • the operation of the system when a user orders shoes at a reception store such as the reception store 52a, 52b (here, the reception store 52a) is as follows. is there.
  • the user's foot is measured by the foot measuring device 10 to create dimensional data of the user's foot, which is supplied to the personal computer 51a.
  • the personal computer 51a displays images of a large number of design-colored shoes that can be manufactured as custom shoes in the service on a display unit composed of an LCD or CRT. Encourage the user to decide what kind of design and what color shoes to order.
  • the receptionist inputs information such as the design / color scheme determined by the user to the personal computer 51a.
  • the receptionist When the input of the foot dimension data and the information such as the design and color scheme of the shoes to be ordered to the personal computer 51a is completed, the receptionist operates the keyboard and mouse of the personal computer 51a.
  • the order shoe reception center device 54 is accessed via the communication network 2.
  • the personal computer 51a When a communication connection is established between the personal computer 51a and the order shoe reception center device 54 via the communication network 2, the personal computer 51a is connected to the order shoe reception center device 54. In response to this, it sends order information including foot dimension data, data indicating design and color scheme, and customer information (name, delivery address of ordered shoes, etc.).
  • the order shoe reception center device 54 Upon receiving the order information transmitted from the personal computer 51a via the communication network 2, the order shoe reception center device 54 receives the order information included in the order information. 5775
  • the same processing as that of the personal computer system 11 in the above-described embodiment is executed to create last data of the last, and to produce the last indicated by the last dimension data.
  • Create NC data is supplied to the NC machine tool 12.
  • the order shoe reception center device 54 supplies the shoe manufacturing machine 53 with data indicating the design and color scheme and customer information included in the received order information.
  • a last is manufactured based on the NC data supplied from the order shoe reception center device 54 in the same manner as in the above-described embodiment, and the manufactured last is converted into the shoe manufacturing machine 53.
  • the shoe manufacturing machine 53 manufactures shoes based on the last supplied from the NC machine tool 12 and the data indicating the design and color scheme of the shoes supplied from the custom shoe reception center 54. Then, the manufactured shoes are sent to the delivery address included in the customer information.
  • ordered shoes ordered by the user at the reception store 52a are manufactured and sent to the delivery destination specified by the user.
  • the shoes delivered to the user are shoes of a design and color scheme specified by the user, as well as shoes of a size that fits the user's feet. Can be provided.
  • the user goes to a store such as the reception store 52a, 52b, and the user places an order for the ordered shoes.
  • An order may be made for 60.
  • a configuration of a system suitable for the present modified example will be described with reference to FIG.
  • this system consists of a personal computer (PC) 61 a, a personal computer (PC) 6 lb, and an order shoes reception server device 60 connected to the Internet 3 and an NC machine tool. 1 and a shoe making machine 53.
  • PC personal computer
  • PC personal computer
  • the personal computer 61a and the personal computer 61b are installed in the user's homes 62a and 62b, respectively. Although there are many personal computers connected to the Internet 3, only two are shown for simplification of the figure. In the system having the above configuration, the operation of the system when a user orders shoes from homes 62a, 62b, etc. (here, home 62a) is as follows.
  • foot dimension data can be measured by the following method.
  • the user is informed in advance that the user will place an order for the ordered shoes to the service provider by any method (for example, using the Internet to access the website provided by the service provider).
  • a measuring device capable of easily measuring the foot size in the home 62a is delivered from the service provider to the user's home 62a.
  • a sock-type measuring device can be used.
  • the sock-type measuring device is designed so that the user can wear it on the foot in the same way as ordinary ordinary socks.
  • sensors provided at many parts of the sock (for example, sensors)
  • a strain sensor, etc.) detects the deformation of the sock, and creates dimensional data of the user's foot from the detection result.
  • the foot dimension data created by such a method is input to the personal computer 61a, the user operates the keyboard / mouse or the like of the personal computer 61a, and via the Internet 3, the order shoe reception server device is installed. Access the web page prepared in the location 60.
  • a reception Web page for the user to receive the order of the order shoes via the Internet 3 is stored, and the user receives the personal computer 61
  • the user will access the web page for the reception using a.
  • images of many designs and color schemes of shoes that can be manufactured as ordered shoes in the service are displayed, and the user can use any design.
  • the screen configuration prompts the user to determine what color scheme to order. While referring to this display, the user determines the design and color scheme of the shoes to be ordered, inputs the determined colors to the personal computer 61a, and provides user information such as the user's name, the delivery destination of the ordered shoes, and a credit card number. Enter your personal computer 6 1 From a, order information including design and color data, user information, and foot dimension data is transmitted to the order shoe reception server device 60 via the Internet 3.
  • the order shoe reception server device 60 Upon receiving the order information from the personal computer 61a, the order shoe reception server device 60 receives the order information from the personal computer 61a and performs the same operation as the personal computer system 11 in the above-described embodiment based on the foot size data included in the order information. By executing the processing, dimension data of the last is created, and NC data for producing the last indicated by the dimension data is created. Then, the created NC data is supplied to the NC machine tool 12. In addition, the order shoe reception server device 60 supplies the shoe manufacturing machine 53 with data indicating the design and color scheme included in the received order information and user information.
  • a last is manufactured based on the NC data supplied from the order shoe receiving server device 60 in the same manner as in the above-described embodiment, and the manufactured last is converted into the shoe manufacturing machine 53.
  • the shoe manufacturing machine 53 manufactures shoes based on the last supplied from the NC machine tool 12 and the data indicating the design and color scheme of the shoes supplied from the ordered shoe reception server device 60. Then, the manufactured shoes are sent to the delivery address included in the user information.
  • the ordered shoes ordered by the user at the home 62a are manufactured and sent to the destination specified by the user.
  • the shoes delivered to the user are shoes of a design and color scheme specified by the user, as well as shoes of a size that fits the user's feet. We can provide matched shoes.
  • the foot cannot be photographed accurately, and the dimensions of the foot may not be measured accurately. In this case, a last manufactured based on the measured foot dimensions would be uncomfortable for the user. Therefore, in the present embodiment, a foot measuring device capable of more accurately measuring a foot size will be described.
  • the foot measuring device 10 ′ positions the foot 1 to be measured at a predetermined position, and uses a plurality of digital cameras to move the foot 1 from multiple directions. It has a shooting unit 100 for shooting.
  • the photographing unit 100 is composed of a plurality of digital cameras 110 a, 110 b, 110 c... 110 m equipped with a flash device that emits light at the time of photographing, and the foot 1 of the person to be measured at a predetermined position.
  • the photographing unit 100 transmits image data of the foot 1 photographed from each of the digital cameras 110a, 110b, 110c... 110m from a plurality of directions to a computer system (not shown) through a cable or the like. And the computer system analyzes each image and measures the shape of the foot 1 to be measured.
  • the holder 200 is a member mainly composed of three parts such as a base 210, a cavity forming part 220, and a heel side part 230.
  • the base portion 210 is a portion that is installed on the ground or the like when using the photographing unit 100, and is a flat rectangular portion having a thickness capable of incorporating a digital camera.
  • Two digital cameras 110a and 110b are embedded in the base 210 at positions facing the back of the foot 1 positioned at predetermined positions shown in FIGS. These digital cameras are fixedly held at each position. These digital cameras 110a and 110b are adapted to photograph the back side of the foot 1.
  • the heel side portion 230 is a portion of the foot 1 positioned at a predetermined position on the heel side of the foot 1 and rising upward from the base 210.
  • the surface 230a (see FIG. 17) of the heel side portion 230 is a curved surface, and the curved surface is a surface that is curved so as to face the foot 1 positioned at a predetermined position.
  • the heel side 230 includes a digital camera 110c, 110d, 110e that photographs the foot 1 positioned at a predetermined position from the heel side. These digital cameras are fixedly held at each position. These digital cameras 110c, 110d, and 110e capture foot 1 from diagonally rear left, right rear, and right rear of heel of foot 1, respectively.
  • the cavity forming part 220 is a part that covers the toe side of the foot 1 positioned at a predetermined position, and forms a cavity S into which the foot 1 is inserted together with the base 210.
  • the cavity S has a width T (see Fig. 17) of about 0.15 m, a height T a on the toe side (see Fig. 16) of about 0-08 m, and a height Tb on the instep side of the foot (Fig. 16). ) Is about 0.13m, and the cavity is large enough to insert a male foot.
  • the size of the cavity S formed by the cavity forming portion 220 and the base portion 210 is not limited to this, and may be any size as long as the leg 1 to be measured can be inserted with some allowance.
  • Such a cavity forming portion 220 includes a digital camera 110 f, 110 g, 110 h, 110 i, 110 i for photographing from the instep side of the foot 1 positioned at a predetermined position. j, 110k, 1101, and 11 Om are embedded, and these digital cameras are fixedly held at each position.
  • the digital camera 110f, 110g, 110h and the digital camera 110k, 1101, 110m are embedded in the upper left and right diagonally upper sides of the foot 1
  • the digital cameras 110 i and 110 j are embedded almost directly above the instep of foot 1. Each of these digital cameras captures foot 1 from the direction in which it is embedded.
  • Both end portions 130a, 130b of the positioning member 130 are fixed to inner surface portions 220a, 220b of portions of the cavity forming portion 220 that cover the sides of the foot 1.
  • the central portion of the positioning member 130 has a contact portion 130c that is curved so as to protrude upward, and the contact portion 130c has a curved shape similar to the instep portion. Has become.
  • the contact portion 130c of the positioning member 130 is curved. Accordingly, the instep of the foot 1 fits into the curved portion, and it is possible to suppress the foot 1 from moving during photographing with the digital camera 110a to 110Om.
  • the foot 1 When the instep of the foot 1 is in contact with the abutment portion 130c of the positioning member 130, the foot 1 is in a state of floating in the air on the base portion 210. That is, the positioning member 130 positions the foot 1 at a position floating in the air.
  • the positioning member 130 positions the foot 1 at a position floating in the air.
  • a plurality of digital cameras 110a to 110m are fixed at predetermined positions in the holder 200, while photographing is performed by the positioning member 13.
  • the position of the foot 12 at the time is also positioned at a substantially constant position.
  • the positional relationship between the foot 1 to be measured by the positioning member 130 and the digital cameras 110a to 110m is almost always constant. Therefore, every time the foot 1 to be measured is photographed, it is unnecessary to move and adjust the positions of the digital cameras 110a to 110m.
  • the positional relationship between the foot 1 to be positioned and the large number of digital cameras 110a to 110m is almost constant, so that even when many digital cameras are used, it is complicated. It is not necessary to perform a complicated position adjustment work.
  • the position adjustment work of a large number of digital cameras 110a to 110m is unnecessary as described above, a large number of digital cameras 110 are immediately positioned after the feet 1 are positioned at predetermined positions by the positioning members 130. It is possible to start shooting with digital cameras 110a to 110m, and in a short time (shooting time for all digital cameras 110a to 110m at a time).
  • the photographing time can be completed in an instant if the photographing is performed by all the digital cameras 110a to 11Om at once. Therefore, for the user who is the measurement target, Thus, the burden of positioning at a predetermined position is reduced, and the burden on positioning the foot 1 in the state of floating in the air as in the present embodiment is greatly reduced.
  • the foot 1 is positioned at a predetermined position by contacting the instep of the foot 1 with the positioning member 130. Is unnecessary. In other words, there is no member to cover the toes and the sole of the foot required for the last, and the positioning member 130 covers only the instep portion of the foot 1 which is unnecessary for the last. I have. Therefore, the positioning member 130 for positioning the foot 1 does not hinder photographing of the foot 1 by the digital cameras 110a to 110m.
  • a large number of digital cameras 110a to 110m are embedded in the holder 200, and the foot 1 is photographed from a plurality of directions by these digital cameras.
  • the digital camera 11 1 a to l 1 Om at a time, it may be impossible to obtain good images from each other due to the emission of the flash of the digital cameras arranged opposite to each other.
  • a control device as shown in FIG. 19 may be incorporated in the foot measuring device 10 '.
  • this control device has a timing control device 500 for controlling the photographing timing by each of the digital cameras 110a to 110m.
  • the timing control device 500 outputs a start signal for instructing the digital cameras 110a to 110m to start shooting, and the digital cameras 110a to 110m at the timing described below. Controls the shooting start timing.
  • the digital cameras 110i and 110j and the digital cameras 110a and 110b face each other.
  • the timing control device 500 starts so that the photographing start timings of the digital cameras 110a and 110b and the digital cameras 110i and 110j are shifted by a predetermined time (about one second or two seconds). Outputs a signal.
  • the start signal is output at the same timing as the digital cameras 110 i and 110 j, and the digital cameras 110 c, 110 d, and 110 e arranged below the foot 1 are digital cameras 110
  • the start signal may be output at the same timing as a and 110b.
  • the shape of the positioning member 130 for positioning the foot 1 at a predetermined position and the method of attaching the positioning member 130 to the holder 200 are not limited to those described in the above embodiment. Anything that can position the foot 1 can be used.
  • one end 130 d of the positioning member 130 ′ is fixed to only one of the inner surfaces 220 a and 220 b (the inner surface 220 a is shown), and the other end is fixed. May be a curved contact portion 130e.
  • the foot 1 is positioned using two members such as positioning members 1300 and 1310 provided on each of the inner surfaces 220a and 220b. Is also good.
  • one end 1300a, 1310a of the positioning member 1300, 1310 is fixed to the inner surface 220a, 22Ob, and the other end 1300b, 13 10 b has a shape curved upward.
  • elastic portions 1300c and 1311 ° c which can be extended and contracted are provided at substantially the center of the positioning members 1300 and 1310.
  • a built-in biasing means such as a panel inside the expansion and contraction sections 1300c and 1310c. It is in a state (extended state) in which the other end 1310b is pressed toward the other end 1310b on the end 1310b side. In this state, the curved shape formed by the other end portions 130b and 130b is smaller than the curved shape formed by the contact portion 130c of the above embodiment. Under this configuration, when the instep of foot 1 to be measured is inserted into this curved part, as shown in Fig.
  • the telescopic part 1300c according to the size of the instep of inserted foot 1 , 1310c shrink, and the other end portions 13100b, 1310b can move away from each other while maintaining the state of contact with the instep of the foot 1.
  • positioning members 130, 130 it is possible to absorb individual differences in the size of the foot 1 to be measured, and to reduce the size of the foot of the person to be measured.
  • the other end 13100b, 1310b always comes into contact with the instep of the foot 1, and the movement of the foot 1 during photographing can be suppressed.
  • the holder 200 having three parts such as the base 210, the cavity forming part 220, and the heel side 230 is the digital camera 110a to 110m. While holding the positioning member 130, the position of the foot 1 positioned by the positioning member 130 and the positional relationship between the digital cameras 110a to 110m are almost constant.
  • the shape of the holder 200 is not limited to the shape as in the above-described embodiment, but may be any as long as the positional relationship between the foot 1 and each digital camera can be made substantially constant. A structure that does not form S or the like may be used.
  • the photographing unit 100 having the digital cameras 110a to 110m, the positioning member 130, and the holder 200 has been described, but only the positioning member 130 is described. It is also possible to sell them separately, and in this case, the positioning member 130 may be used while being held by holding means having a configuration other than the holder 200.
  • the digital camera is used as a means for photographing the foot 1, but the foot 1 is photographed by arranging something other than the digital camera as described above. You may make it shadow.
  • the foot 1 may be photographed by a normal camera, a photographic image obtained by the photographing may be read as image data by a scanner or the like, and an analysis process for shape measurement may be performed on the image data.
  • the number of digital cameras may be a number enough to obtain a plurality of images enough to specify the shape of the foot 1.
  • the number of digital cameras is 1 for each surface.
  • One by one that is, a total of four units.

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La présente invention concerne un dispositif de création de modèles de chaussure, les données dimensionnelles mesurées sur le pied d'un utilisateur étant entrées dans un élément d'entrée de données dimensionnelles de pied (31) et fournies à un élément de préparation de données dimensionnelles de modèles de chaussure (32), des données de conversion préparées en fonction de la relation obtenue à partir des essais sur les dimensions des pieds et les dimensions des modèles de chaussure permettant de fabriquer des chaussures qui s'ajustent aux pieds sont stockées dans un tableau de conversion (33) et l'élément de préparation de données dimensionnelles de modèles de chaussure (32) prépare les données dimensionnelles sur un modèle de chaussure idéal en fonction des données dimensionnelles relatives au pied entré, relativement au tableau de conversion (33).
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