Previously sizing Surveys of the population were conducted in
the 1950’s, consisting of only 8 manual measurements. In 2000 Bodymetrics
carried out the first survey in the world to use bodymapping technology (automatically
extract measurements).
Bodymetrics grew out of research at University College London
(UCL) where 11,000 women and men were body-mapped in collaboration with UK
Government, a consortium of 17 major UK retailers and leading academics
institutions. Results were announced in 2004.
60% of UK shoppers had difficulty finding clothes that fit.
Average female waist size had increased by 16.5 cm. Data was used to update
their size charts, improve garment fit and maximise the percentage of their
customers that can fit their clothes.


Bodymetrics has a 10 year track record of innovating luxury
retail formats in department store such as Selfridges, Harrods, Bloomingdale’s and
LeBonMarche. voted as the ‘world’s best’, delivering one of
the highest
retail yields per sq foot in the world. Bodymetrics accounted for 20 percent of
all premium denim sales.
Harrods, Bloomingdale’s and LeBonMarche. Bodymetrics pioneered new
levels of service and personalization in it made to measure and Bodyshape clothing
business which grossed more than $5,000 per square foot, making it one of the
most successful retail formats in the world.
On the high street we’ve worked with retailers like New Look who
sell a pair of jeans every seven seconds. The initial 3D body scanner
application focuses on providing advice ‘Fit Stylists’ for the best fitting
jeans for female customers.
body scanning technology has the potential to provide new levels of personalized applications
Since its inception the company has had many ‘world firsts’ In 2011 Bodymetrics, developed and launch of the
world’s first full 3D body scanner in collaboration with PrimeSense™, the leader
in sensing and recognition technologies responsible for the technology behind
the Kinect and later purchased by Apple 2013.
Bodymetrics has being at the forefront of technology, integrating
the best scanning technology. Now is 2017
Based on years of experience we launches the worlds smallest, lighted, bodymaping
tablet
Previously sizing Surveys of the population were conducted in
the 1950’s, consisting of only 8 manual measurements. In 2000 Bodymetrics
carried out the first survey in the world to use bodymapping technology (automatically
extract measurements).
Bodymetrics grew out of research at University College London
(UCL) where 11,000 women and men were body-mapped in collaboration with UK
Government, a consortium of 17 major UK retailers and leading academics
institutions. Results were announced in 2004.
60% of UK shoppers had difficulty finding clothes that fit.
Average female waist size had increased by 16.5 cm. Data was used to update
their size charts, improve garment fit and maximise the percentage of their
customers that can fit their clothes.
Retailers
Arcadia Group, Bhs, Debenhams, Otto UK (Freemans and Grattans),
Great Universal Stores (now Shop Direct), House of Fraser, John Lewis
Partnership, Littlewoods Retail (now Shop Direct), Marks and Spencer, N Brown,
Monsoon Accessorize, Oasis Stores, REDCATS UK, Rohan Designs, Speedo
International, Tesco Stores.
Universities
University College London and London College of Fashion, Heriot-
Watt, Leeds College of Art & Design, University of Central England,
Nottingham Tent University, University of Wales Institute and the Southampton
Institute.
Bodymetrics has a 10 year track record of innovating luxury
retail formats in department store such as Selfridges, Harrods, Bloomingdale’s and
LeBonMarche. voted as the ‘world’s best’, delivering one of
the highest
retail yields per sq foot in the world. Bodymetrics accounted for 20 percent of
all premium denim sales.
Harrods, Bloomingdale’s and LeBonMarche. Bodymetrics pioneered new
levels of service and personalization in it made to measure and Bodyshape clothing
business which grossed more than $5,000 per square foot, making it one of the
most successful retail formats in the world.
On the high street we’ve worked with retailers like New Look who
sell a pair of jeans every seven seconds. The initial 3D body scanner
application focuses on providing advice ‘Fit Stylists’ for the best fitting
jeans for female customers.
body scanning technology has the potential to provide new levels of personalized applications
Since its inception the company has had many ‘world firsts’ In 2011 Bodymetrics, developed and launch of the
world’s first full 3D body scanner in collaboration with PrimeSense™, the leader
in sensing and recognition technologies responsible for the technology behind
the Kinect and later purchased by Apple 2013.
Bodymetrics has being at the forefront of technology, integrating
the best scanning technology. Now is 2017
Based on years of experience we launches the worlds smallest, lighted, bodymaping
tablet