individuals is yet to be universally formalised. However, earlier research has proposed a standardised protocol of body scanning based on research and practice that demonstrates how non-standardised protocol and posture significantly influences body measurements; including the hip. The standard scanning protocol, however, produces no measurements that fail to meet the precision of manual measurement methods or ISO 20685:2010 tolerances. But through consecutive scanning and a free algorithm called GRYPHON, 97.5% of measurements meet ISO 20685:2010; a precision increase of 327%. See also 3D scanner A light stage is equipment used for shape, texture, reflectance and motion capture often with structured light and a multi-camera setup Finger tracking Gesture recognition 4D scanning References Scanner Computer vision Anthropometry Ergonomics Measurement