At Global Design Solutions (GDS) we provide 3D body scanning services that capture accurate digital representations of people for use in fashion, entertainment, and art. By recording precise measurements and lifelike detail, our scans support everything from custom fit clothing to digital avatars and character models.
Designers and brands use body scanning to create exact measurements for custom fit garments and virtual try ons. Each new collection requires new scans, creating a reliable cycle of work that supports both physical and digital fashion lines.
Studios and production teams rely on body scanning to generate digital doubles for film, gaming, and VFX pipelines. Actors, performers, and costumes can be scanned for lifelike avatars, reducing production time and improving accuracy.
Body scanning allows artists and curators to create digital figures for exhibitions and interactive displays. These models can be integrated into projection mapping, VR experiences, or preserved as part of a larger cultural record.
3D body scanning also supports the creation of custom prosthetics from 3D scans, where accuracy and comfort are critical. By capturing exact limb geometry, scans allow designers and manufacturers to produce better-fitting prosthetic devices. This process reduces trial-and-error adjustments and ensures improved alignment, functionality, and user experience.
Full Body Scans
Accurate capture of performers, models, or subjects for use in avatars, digital fashion, or character design.
Scan to Avatar
Creation of digital doubles ready for film, gaming, and virtual experiences.
Integration for Design
Data prepared for use in CAD, animation, VFX, or digital fashion workflows.
Custom fit fashion and digital clothing models
Virtual try ons for e commerce and marketing
Avatars and character models for gaming and film
Digital doubles for VFX production
Costumes scanned for preservation and replication
Museum and art exhibits with interactive human models
Projection mapping with accurate 3D figures
Digital archives for performance and choreography studies
GDS provides the body scanning services needed to support fashion seasons, film productions, and cultural projects. Each new collection, production, or exhibition brings new opportunities to build accurate, reusable digital assets.
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3D body scanning is the process of capturing a person’s full body in digital form with accurate geometry and lifelike detail. GDS uses it to create precise digital representations of people for industries like fashion (custom clothing measurements), entertainment (digital avatars for film or games), art (digitizing performers or figures for exhibits), and medical prosthetics.
For fashion, GDS’s body scans provide exact measurements of models or customers, enabling designers to create perfectly fitting garments and offer virtual try-ons. Each new fashion collection can be digitized, which supports custom tailoring and allows brands to showcase clothes online in 3D without physical samples — streamlining production and expanding reach through virtual fashion shows or AR try-on apps.
Studios use GDS to scan actors, performers, or costumes to generate digital doubles. These 3D models are then used in VFX pipelines, animation, or video games to create realistic characters without manually modeling them from scratch. It reduces production time and ensures the digital character’s proportions match the real person exactly — improving realism in the final output.
Yes. Museums and artists can use body scanning to create digital human figures for exhibitions or interactive displays. A historical figure or live performance can be captured as a 3D model and used in a VR experience or projection. It’s a way to preserve human subjects or artistic performances as digital assets and engage audiences through technology.
Yes. Body scanning assists in prosthetics design. By capturing an exact 3D scan of a patient’s limb, GDS helps designers and manufacturers create custom prosthetics that fit much better. This reduces the trial-and-error typically needed in prosthetic fabrication — improving comfort and alignment by tailoring the device precisely to the individual’s anatomy.
GDS provides full body scans and delivers scan-to-avatar conversion (making the 3D scan ready for animation or game use), integration-ready data for CAD, animation, and VFX workflows, and other formats as needed. The result is a high-quality 3D model of the person ready for use in virtual fitting software, game engines, or 3D rendering tools.
Common applications include: custom-fit fashion models and digital clothing, virtual try-on experiences for eCommerce, avatars and character models for gaming and film, digital doubles for special effects, scanning costumes for preservation or replication, interactive human models in museum exhibits, projection mapping with accurate 3D figures, and digital archives for choreography or performance studies.
GDS highlights that each new collection, production, or exhibit is an opportunity to build a library of accurate, reusable digital assets. Over time, brands and studios accumulate a digital asset library that can be reused for future purposes — such as reusing a scanned avatar for multiple productions, or using previously scanned models to showcase new clothing in AR without reshooting.
Typical clients include fashion designers and brands, film and game studios, museums and cultural institutions, artists, and healthcare product developers such as prosthetics companies. The service applies to any sector where an accurate digital human model is needed — for creative expression, personalization, marketing, or medical applications.
Contact GDS to discuss your specific needs — whether you need on-site scanning of people or can bring subjects to GDS’s facility. GDS will outline the deliverables, coordinate scheduling and logistics, and advise on best practices for your project type. Their experience across fashion, film, art, and medical applications means they can guide you from initial consultation through final delivery.
