Dataset
148 measurements
Browse 91 directly modeled measurements and 57 derived measurements estimated from related dimensions, with descriptions, anatomical grouping, and application context. Each measurement links to a detail page with how-to guidance and an API example. Names match the measurement field accepted by POST /v1/predict.
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Showing 21 of 148 measurements. Core measurements are the most broadly useful starting points.
Head
This group encompasses all measurements related to the head and facial features. It includes cranial dimensions such as head length, breadth, and girth; facial measurements like nose length, lip length, and ear length; and various point-to-point distances on the head such as distances from the back of the head to facial landmarks, forehead width, and biocular distance. These measurements are essential for medical assessments, helmet design, eyewear fitting, and facial recognition applications.
Arm
This group includes all measurements related to the upper limbs, from the shoulders down to the fingertips. It encompasses arm segment lengths (upper arm, forearm, and combined upper limb length), shoulder dimensions (breadth measurements), wrist and grip measurements, and various reach and span measurements. These measurements are critical for workspace design, ergonomic assessments, clothing design, and understanding functional reach capabilities. The group also includes height measurements of arm-related landmarks when standing.
Elbow Height
CoreThe height from the floor to the elbow while standing.
ElbowHeight
Shoulder Breadth Biacromial
CoreThe breadth of the shoulders measured between the acromion processes.
ShoulderBreadthBiacromial
Shoulder Breadth Bideltoid
CoreThe breadth of the shoulders measured across the deltoid muscles.
ShoulderBreadthBideltoid
Shoulder Height
CoreThe height from the floor to the shoulders while standing.
ShoulderHeight
Span
CoreThe distance from fingertip to fingertip with arms extended.
Span
Leg
This group covers all measurements related to the lower limbs, from the hips down to the feet. It includes leg segment lengths (thigh, leg, and combined measurements), hip dimensions and heights, knee and popliteal measurements, and various measurements related to sitting and standing postures. These measurements are essential for furniture design (especially seating), automotive interior design, clothing design (pants and lower body garments), and understanding mobility and clearance requirements.
Hip Breadth
CoreThe breadth of the hips measured at the widest point.
HipBreadth
Hip Height
CoreThe height from the floor to the hip joint.
HipHeight
Knee Height
CoreThe height from the floor to the top of the knee.
KneeHeight
Popliteal Height
CoreThe height from the sitting surface to the back of the knee.
PoplitealHeight
Sitting Hip Breadth
CoreThe breadth of the hips while sitting.
SittingHipBreadth
Torso
This group includes measurements of the trunk and core body region. It encompasses chest dimensions (breadth and depth), abdominal measurements, neck circumference, and various sitting-related measurements such as sitting height, sitting eye height, and sitting shoulder height. It also includes trunk length and dorsom length measurements. These measurements are crucial for clothing design, medical assessments, furniture design (especially seating and backrests), and understanding body proportions and posture.
Chest Breadth
CoreThe breadth of the chest measured at the widest point.
ChestBreadth
Chest Depth
CoreThe depth of the chest measured from the front to the back.
ChestDepth
Neck Circumference
CoreThe circumference of the neck.
NeckCircumference
Sitting Elbow Height
CoreThe height from the sitting surface to the elbow.
SittingElbowHeight
Sitting Eye Height
CoreThe height from the sitting surface to the eyes.
SittingEyeHeight
Sitting Height
CoreThe vertical distance from the sitting surface to the top of the head.
SittingHeight
Sitting Shoulder Height
CoreThe height from the sitting surface to the shoulders.
SittingShoulderHeight
Trunk Length
CoreThe length of the trunk from the top of the shoulder to the sitting surface.
TrunkLength
Overall
This group contains measurements that span multiple body parts or represent overall body dimensions. The primary measurement is stature (total standing height), which is a fundamental anthropometric measurement used as a reference for many other measurements and applications. It also includes eye height and seat height, which are overall measurements that don't fit neatly into a single anatomical region. These measurements are essential baseline data for ergonomic design, medical assessments, and understanding overall body proportions.
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Humanform covers 148 measurements with country-adjusted predictions and separate female and male profiles. Browse the full inventory or read the API reference for request syntax.