Outcomes

Although data collection is ongoing, preliminary results are available for certain phases and data types. The manual measurement data and some other scalar measures for Phases 1 and 2 are available in our online data browser.

Interactive Scalar Data Browser

Our web-based data browser provides interactive visualization and analysis tools for exploring the YouthShape dataset without requiring data download or special software. The YouthShape.US data browser provides a visual index to dimensions and automatically computes typical statistics. Interactive calculators convert values to percentiles for any dimension, and quantiles are automatically computed for each one-year age cohort for male and female youth.

Launch Data Browser

HumanShape.app: Online Anthropometry Tools

COMING SOON!

We are integrated the statistical shape models developed in YouthShape.US into our new online anthropometry app. The HumanShape app provides unprecedented functionality for interacting with 3D data, enabling designers to generate body shapes with a wide range of input parameters, define and measure new dimensions across the population, compute quantiles for novel measures, and conduct many other analyses. Contact us for more information or to become a beta tester.

How Can I Use These Tools?

The data browser is free to use for internal research and development purposes with a click-through end-user license agreement. Note that outputs from the browser, such as summary tables and plots, are for R&D use only and may not be published in any form. If you have questions or suggestions, or would like to use these results in a different way, please contact us.

Industry Collaboration

The research team works closely with industry to provide quantitative guidance for product design based on anthropmetric data. If you have a design or safety problem you'd like to discuss, please contact us.

Academic Collaboration

The YouthShape dataset has a rich range of data linking body habitus to physical activity and body composition. Academic researchers interested in collaboration should contact us.