WO2004091332A9 - 靴形状選択方法、靴形状選択システムおよび靴先形状選択方法 - Google Patents
靴形状選択方法、靴形状選択システムおよび靴先形状選択方法Info
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43D—MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT OR METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING OR REPAIRING FOOTWEAR
- A43D1/00—Foot or last measuring devices; Measuring devices for shoe parts
- A43D1/02—Foot-measuring devices
- A43D1/027—Shoe fit indicating devices
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A43—FOOTWEAR
- A43D—MACHINES, TOOLS, EQUIPMENT OR METHODS FOR MANUFACTURING OR REPAIRING FOOTWEAR
- A43D1/00—Foot or last measuring devices; Measuring devices for shoe parts
- A43D1/02—Foot-measuring devices
- A43D1/025—Foot-measuring devices comprising optical means, e.g. mirrors, photo-electric cells, for measuring or inspecting feet
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- Shoe shape selection method shoe shape selection system and shoe tip shape selection method
- the present invention relates to a shoe shape selection method and system for selecting an appropriate shoe shape from a plurality of types of shoe shapes prepared in advance based on a plurality of data relating to a customer.
- the present invention also relates to a method for selecting a shoe tip shape suitable for a customer from a plurality of types of shoe tip shapes prepared in advance.
- the shoe shape is selected based on measured values such as foot length and foot circumference, and based on, for example, a JIS table as shown in FIG.
- several methods have been proposed for selecting a shoe shape based on measured values of various parts of a foot. For example, after measuring foot length, foot width, arch, and foot curvature (the curvature of the middle and side edges of the foot determined from the base point of the heel), the shoe shape is determined based on the measured values (eg, See Japanese Patent No. 3041039.)
- some other methods have been proposed to determine the shoe shape that suits the customer by using foot measurement data (for example, Japanese Patent No. 3041038, Japanese Patent No. 302 5530). Gazette, Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 1-128869, Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 11-282869, Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 10-260722).
- the present invention does not require trial wear, so that customer's feeling of satisfaction can be satisfied. It is an object of the present invention to provide a shoe shape selection method and system capable of selecting a ground shoe shape.
- a shoe shape selecting method is a shoe shape selecting method for selecting an appropriate shoe shape from a plurality of types of shoe shapes prepared in advance based on a plurality of data relating to a customer.
- the plurality of data includes a foot length of the customer's foot, a foot circumference of the customer's foot, and a difference in length of one and two toes of the customer's foot.
- the plurality of data may include the toe height ratio of the customer's foot.
- the height of the toe it is possible to select a shoe shape that can make the customer's shoes more comfortable.
- another shoe shape selecting method is a shoe shape selecting method for selecting an appropriate shoe shape from a plurality of types of shoe shapes prepared in advance based on a plurality of data relating to a customer.
- the plurality of data includes a foot length of the customer's foot, a foot circumference of the customer's foot, and a toe height ratio of the customer's foot.
- the plurality of data may include a preference of a feeling of fit for the shoe of the customer.
- a feeling of fit for the shoe of the customer In order for the customer to be comfortable with the shoes, it is important that the fit of the shoes to the feet matches the customer's preferences. For example, for customers who prefer “tight”, we provide shoes with “tight” comfort, and for customers who prefer “loose”, shoes with comfortable comfort. It is important to provide Improve customer's shoe comfort by considering fit preferences It is possible to select a shoe shape that can satisfy the customer.
- yet another shoe shape selection method of the present invention is based on a plurality of data relating to a customer, a shoe shape selection for selecting an appropriate shoe shape from a plurality of types of shoe shapes prepared in advance.
- the method wherein the plurality of data includes a foot length of the customer's foot, a foot circumference of the customer's foot, and a fit preference for the customer's shoes.
- the fit of the shoes to the feet is tailored to their tastes. For example, customers who prefer “tight” will be offered shoes with “tight” comfort, and those who prefer “loose” will be offered shoes with “comfortable” comfort. It is important to provide.
- a shoe shape selection system including an input unit, a selection unit, and an output unit, wherein a plurality of data relating to a customer is input to the selection unit from the input unit, Selects an appropriate shoe shape from a plurality of types of shoe shapes prepared in advance based on the plurality of data input from the input means, and the output means outputs a selection result of the selection means.
- the plurality of data includes a foot length of the customer's foot, a foot circumference of the customer's foot, and a difference in length of one and two toes of the customer's foot.
- a method for selecting a shoe tip shape according to the present invention includes a method for selecting
- the oblique type shoe tip shape is selected.
- the reaction force received from the interior of the shoe can be prevented from becoming excessively large, and the comfort of the shoe can be more satisfied.
- the oblique type shoe tip shape when the oblique angle of the customer's foot toward the inside of the first toe is equal to or greater than the second angle, the oblique type shoe tip shape is selected. Can be reduced. Further, in the above shoe tip shape selection method, when the difference between the length of one and two toes of the customer's foot is equal to or more than a predetermined value, the oblique type shoe tip shape is selected. The reaction force received from the interior can be prevented from becoming excessively large, and the comfort of shoes can be more satisfied.
- FIG. 1 is a view of the foot 1, (a) is a side view of the left foot, and (b) is a plan view of the left foot.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a procedure for determining a shoe length size.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a procedure for determining a shoe length size.
- Fig. 4 is a perspective plan view of the shoe, (a) shows the case where the first toe length is longer than the second toe length, and (b) shows the case where the first toe length is shorter than the second toe length. (C) shows the case where the first toe length and the second toe length are almost the same.
- Fig. 5 is a perspective view of the front of the shoe, where (a) shows a case where the first toe length is a standard thickness, and (b) shows a case where the first toe length is relatively thick. .
- Fig. 6 is a perspective view of the side of the shoe, (a) showing the relationship between the shoe and the foot, and (b) an enlarged view of the toe. .
- FIG. 7 is a schematic configuration diagram of the shoe shape selection system.
- Fig. 8 is an experimental result table showing the satisfaction rate of trial wear.
- FIGS. 9A and 9B are diagrams showing the shape of a shoe tip.
- FIG. 9A is a diagram showing a round shape of a shoe tip and
- FIG. 9B is a diagram showing an oblique shape of a shoe tip.
- FIG. 10 is a table corresponding to the shoe size of JIS. [Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention]
- Choosing a shoe shape means not only selecting an appropriate shape from shoes of various shapes, but also selecting an appropriate shape from the last of various shapes (the type used to manufacture shoes). Including choosing one.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram of the foot 1, (a) is a side view of the left foot, and (b) is a plan view of the left foot.
- the “foot length,” “foot circumference,” “difference in length of one and two toes,” and “factor of high toe” will be described with reference to these figures.
- “Foot length” is the length from the heel to the toe.
- the “toe” is the longer tip of the first toe 2 and the second toe 3. If the first toe 2 is longer, the distance d 2 from the heel to the tip of the first toe 2 is the foot length d. If the second toe 3 is longer, the distance d3 from the heel to the tip of the second toe 3 is the foot length d.
- “Foot circumference” is the length of the circumference of the foot along a line that cuts through the fifth metatarsal head 4 and the first metatarsal head 5.
- the “1/2 toe length difference” is a difference between the lengths of the first toe 2 and the second toe 3.
- “Fitness” is the degree of comfort of shoes. This (fit) is considered to be the degree of the reaction force that the toe (first toe 2 or second toe 3) receives from the interior of the shoe.
- the foot length d of the customer's foot, the foot circumference, the height dl of the upper surface of the first toe 2 from the floor surface, the distance of the tip of the first toe 2 from the heel d2, the second The distance d 3 of the tip of the toe 3 from the heel was measured. Calculate f (f d 1 / d). Then, the customer's preference for fit is selected from “tight,” “slightly tight,” “normal,” “slightly loose,” and “loose.” (Ask the customer to confirm).
- the shoe length size is temporarily determined based on only the data on the foot length d.
- the foot length d is selected from the various sizes prepared in 5 mm increments, such as ..., 240 mm, 240 mm, 250 mm, 255 mm, ...
- the shoe length size that is temporarily determined is the one close to.
- a shoe width type is determined based on the temporarily determined shoe length size and the measured foot circumference.
- the shoe shape to be selected is specified by determining the shoe length size (finally determined shoe length size) and the shoe width type.
- FIG. 2 is a table showing a procedure for determining the “added length”. “A”, “B”, “C”, “a”, and “b” in the figure are all positive numbers, and have a relationship of “0 ⁇ a” and “A ⁇ B ⁇ C”.
- This table (Fig. 2) is for running shoes. Running shoes are made to be easier to adhere to the foot than other types of shoes. Although the gap between the surface of the foot and the interior surface of the shoe is relatively small, the interior material of the shoe uses cushioning materials (sponge, cloth, etc.). This cushioning material (sponge, cloth, etc.) is relatively thick. In addition, running shoes tend to be large in foot length due to the large deformation of the feet due to load such as exercise.
- B mm Length to be added ". That is, the size obtained by adding B mm to the shoe length size temporarily determined based only on the foot length d is determined as the final shoe length size. If the customer's preference for fit is “Normal” or “Slightly loose” and the difference in the length of the 1/2 toe is “0 mm or more and less than a mm”, further consider the toe height factor.
- B mm is determined as the “length to be added”. That is, the size obtained by adding B mm to the shoe length size determined primarily based only on the foot length d is determined as the final shoe length size.
- the difference in length of one or two toes is “0 mm or more and less than a mm”, and the toe height ratio is “b or more”, Determine C mm as the “length to be added”.
- the size obtained by adding C mm to the shoe length size temporarily determined based only on the foot length d is determined as the final shoe length size.
- C mm is added regardless of the toe height factor f. Length ". That is, the size obtained by adding C mm to the shoe length size temporarily determined based only on the foot length d is determined as the final shoe length size. If the customer's preference for fit is “loose”, C mm is determined as “the length to be added” regardless of the difference in length between one and two toes e ⁇ the rate of height of the toe f. That is, only the foot length d The size obtained by adding Cmm to the shoe length size temporarily determined based on the above is determined as the final shoe length size.
- a shoe with a larger shoe length is selected.
- the larger the difference between the lengths of one and two toes the larger the shoe length size is selected.
- the larger the toe height ratio the larger the shoe shape is selected.
- the shoe length size is 250 mm plus the Bmm (250 + B) mm, which is finally determined as the shoe length size Is done.
- B mm is added to the temporarily determined shoe length size of 250 mm ( 250 + B) mm is finally determined as the shoe length size.
- C mm is added to the temporarily determined shoe length size of 250 mm (250 + C) mm is finally determined as the shoe length size.
- the shoe length size (250 + C) mm which is determined by adding Cmm to the temporarily determined shoe length size of 250 mm, is the maximum. Ultimately decided.
- the shoe width is then determined based on the temporarily determined shoe length size and the measured foot circumference.
- the shoe width type is determined to be one of three types (type 1, type 2, type 3).
- Type 1 is a shoe width type similar to JIS Wise B shown in Figure 10
- Type 2 is a shoe width type similar to JIS Wise E shown in Figure 10
- Type 3 is a JIS width EEEE shown in Figure 10.
- a shoe width type similar to the above may be used.
- the shoe shape is specified by the finally determined shoe length size and the determined shoe width type.
- the last corresponding to this shoe shape is selected from a plurality of types of lasts prepared in advance, and if the shoe is manufactured with the selected last, the shoe that satisfies the customer is manufactured. be able to. For example, if a shoe shape with a shoe length size of 260 mm and a shoe width type of type 2 is specified, the corresponding last is selected, and based on this last, the shoe length size of 260 mm, shoes with a shoe width type of type 2 should be manufactured.
- shoes may be selected directly. That is, when the shoe shape is specified, the shoe having this shoe shape is selected from a plurality of types of shoes prepared in advance. For example, if a shoe shape with a shoe length size of 260 mm and a shoe width type of type 2 is specified, select a shoe with a shoe length size of 260 mm and a shoe width type of type 2 and provide it to the customer. I just need to.
- the customer's fit feeling is determined by adding the length to the final shoe length size, which is temporarily determined based on the data of only the foot length d. Was determined based on the preference of one and two toes, and the toe height factor f.
- any length is added to the temporarily determined shoe length size and the final May be determined only by the toe height factor f.
- what length is added to the temporarily determined shoe length size to make the final shoe length size may be determined only by the one-two-toe length difference e.
- three numerical values of "A”, "B", and "C" are used as the lengths to be added to the temporarily determined shoe length size, but each may be changed depending on the data based on the length. .
- Figure 3 is a table showing the final method of determining such shoe length sizes. This table is for running shoes. “A”, “B”, “C”, “a”, and “b” in the figure are all positive numbers, and have a relationship of “0 ⁇ a” and “A ⁇ B ⁇ C”.
- Fig. 3 (a) is a table showing the method for determining the shoe length size based only on “fit preference”.
- the "fit preference" is "tight”
- the size determined by adding Amm to the temporarily determined shoe length size will be the final shoe length size.
- the "fit preference” is "Slightly tight”, “Normal” or “Slightly loose”
- the “fit preference” is “loose”
- the size obtained by adding C mm to the temporarily determined shoe length size is determined as the final shoe length size.
- FIG. 3 (b) is a table showing a method for determining the shoe length size based only on the “toe height ratio”.
- the “high toe height ratio” is “less than b”
- the size obtained by adding B mm to the temporarily determined shoe length size is the final shoe length size.
- the “high toe height factor” is “b or more”
- the size obtained by adding C mm to the temporarily determined shoe length size is determined as the final shoe length size.
- Fig. 3 (c) is a table showing the method for determining the shoe length size based on only the "one and two toe length differences". Referring to Fig. 3 (c), if the difference between the one and two toes is "less than amm", the size obtained by adding B mm to the temporarily determined shoe length size is the final shoe size. Determine as long size. If the “one or two toe length difference” is “a mm or more”, the size obtained by adding C mm to the temporarily determined shoe length size is determined as the final shoe length size.
- Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the shoe, (a) a diagram when the first toe 2 is longer than the second toe 3, (b) a diagram when the first toe 2 is shorter than the second toe 3, (c) ) Shows the case where the first toe 2 and the second toe 3 have almost the same length. The relationship between the value added to the shoe length size in FIG. 2 and the fit feeling will be described with reference to FIG.
- Ding 2 is the reaction force from the interior of the shoe to the front of the first and second toes, indicating the reaction force from the interior where the best fit is felt.
- Fig. 4 (b) when the difference in length of one and two toes is “less than 0 mm"
- Fig. 4 (c) when the difference in length of one and two toes is "more than 0 mm and less than amm"
- the shoe size changes according to the toe height ratio.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the front of the shoe.
- FIG. 5 (a) shows that the toe height ratio is "less than b" in Fig. 4 (c)
- Fig. 5 (b) shows that the toe height ratio is "
- FIG. Figure 6 is a side perspective view of the shoe.
- FIGS. 5 and 6 the relationship between the value added to the temporarily determined shoe length size and the fit will be described.
- FIG. 5 (a) and FIG. 4 (b) aim to obtain the same fit, that is, the reaction force T3 received from the shoe interior shown in FIG. 5 (a) is equal to the shoe interior shown in FIG. 4 (b).
- FIG. 5 (b) and FIG. 4 (b) are to obtain the same fit.
- the tip of Fig. 6 (b) must be used.
- the curved portion 8 is gentler in the toe direction than the curved portion 9 at the tip end of FIG. 4, and the reaction force T2 received from the interior near the tip curved portion 9 is less than the reaction force T3 received from the interior near the tip curved portion 8. Since it is smaller than that, if you do not increase the shoe size by the thickness of the first toe 2, you will feel a difference in the reaction force.
- the fit is classified into “tight”, “slightly tight”, “normal”, “slightly loose” and “loose”, but “tight” means that the first toe 2 or the second toe 3 It can be considered that the reaction force from the interior is felt extremely strongly.
- “slightly tight” means that the first toe 2 or the second toe 3 strongly feels the reaction force from the interior of the shoe.
- “Normal” or “slightly loose” can be thought of as the first toe 2 or the second toe 3 feeling a slight reaction force from the interior of the shoe.
- “Loosening” can be considered to mean that the first toe 2 or the second toe 3 hardly feels any reaction force from the interior of the shoe.
- This shoe shape selection method is effective for a sales method in which shoes are sold without trial use of shoes by using information transmission means. For example, when a customer communicates data about their feet and their preference for fit by phone or fax to a 'manufacturer', and the 'manufacturer' manufactures and selects shoes based on this and delivers it to the customer. This is effective for forms, such as mail-order sales, and forms where retailers sell without stock.
- FIG. 7 shows an example of a shoe shape selection system for executing the above-described shoe shape selection method. It is a schematic structure figure showing an embodiment.
- the shoe shape selection system 20 has a three-dimensional measuring device 21, a personal computer main body 22, and a keyboard 23 on a terminal station 2 OA side (for example, a store side).
- the base station 20B (for example, the production base) has a personal computer main body 27 and a display device (display) 28.
- the two personal computers 22 and 27 are connected by a communication line 25 via communication interfaces 24 and 26.
- the three-dimensional measuring device 21 measures the three-dimensional coordinates of multiple points on the surface of the foot and collects three-dimensional measurement data on the foot.
- the three-dimensional measurement data is sent to the personal computer main body 22.
- the personal computer main body 22 calculates a foot length, a foot circumference, a difference in length of one and two toes, a toe height, a toe height ratio, and the like.
- the operator at the terminal station 2OA checks the customer's preference for fit, and inputs this data from the keyboard 23 to the personal computer main body 22.
- the storage means (not shown) of the personal computer main body 27 of the base station 20B stores a plurality of types of shoe shapes. Then, the personal computer main body 27 selects a shoe shape by the above-described shoe shape selection method based on the data received via the communication line 25. Then, a display related to the selected shoe shape appears on the display device 28. For example, "Shoe length size: 260 mm, Shoe width type: Type 2" is displayed. The base station 20B can select an appropriate last or shoe based on the display.
- the personal computer main body 27 functions as a selection means for selecting a shoe shape
- the display device 28 functions as an output means for outputting a selection result.
- the applicant has confirmed the effectiveness of the shoe shape selection method of the present invention by a test by a subject, and the results are shown in FIG.
- measurement data on the subject's feet was collected to confirm the subject's preference for fit.
- the shoe length size is finally determined by the method shown in each of Figs. 2, 3 (a), 3 (b), and 3 (c).
- the foot width type was determined based on the determined shoe length size and the measured foot circumference.
- subjects were asked to try on shoes that corresponded to the determined shoe length size and foot width type, and the satisfaction of comfort was confirmed by questionnaire survey.
- the evaluation was made based on the satisfaction rate of the test shoes.
- the satisfaction rate is the ratio of the number of shoes put on trial to the satisfaction index.
- satisfaction rate (satisfaction index) Z (the number of shoes that were put on trial).
- the satisfaction index is the number of respondents who answered "very satisfied” or "satisfied” as a result of conducting a questionnaire survey on a four-point scale of "very satisfied,”"satisfied,””unsatisfied,” and "very dissatisfied.” Is the sum of
- E in the table of Fig. 8 is the test result when the shoe length size was finally determined by the method shown in Fig. 3 (a).
- the satisfaction rate is 80.5%.
- F in the table of Fig. 8 is the test result when the shoe length size was finally determined by the method shown in Fig. 3 (b).
- the satisfaction rate is 80.0%.
- G in the table of Fig. 8 is the test result when the shoe length size was finally determined by the method shown in Fig. 3 (c).
- the satisfaction rate is 74.5%.
- H in the table of FIG. 8 is the test result of the conventional shoe shape selection method, that is, the method of selecting the shoe shape only from the foot length and the foot circumference according to the JIS table of FIG.
- the satisfaction rate is 67.1%.
- the satisfaction rates at D to G in the table of FIG. 8 are all higher than the satisfaction rates at H, indicating that the shoe shape selection method of the present invention is effective.
- an appropriate shoe tip shape is selected from a plurality of types of shoe tip shapes based on the inclination of the customer's foot toward the inside of the first toe and the difference in length of the customer's feet.
- selecting a shoe tip shape means not only selecting shoes having an appropriate shoe tip shape from shoes of various shoe tip shapes, but also selecting the last of various shoe tip shapes. This includes the selection of the last with an appropriate shoe tip shape from among the molds used in the construction).
- the “inclination angle to the inside of the first toe” means the angle indicated by 0 in Fig. 1 (b).
- the shape of the shoe tip of the shoe affects the comfort and the like. Roughly speaking, the shape of the shoe tip is generally divided into a round type and an oblique type. There is also a shoe tip shape called a square type, but it is not widely used.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing the shape of the shoe tip superimposed on the tip of the foot, wherein (a) shows the shape of the round shoe tip and (b) shows the shape of the oblique shoe tip.
- the round type is a shoe tip shape that draws a substantially symmetric force on the left and right with the second toe 3 or the third toe 30 at the top.
- the round type is slightly curved from the first metatarsal head 5 to the toe.
- the oblique type is a shoe tip shape in which the first toe 2 is at the top and a curve is gradually shortened toward the fifth toe 32.
- the oblique type is formed almost linearly from the first metatarsal head 5 to the toe.
- Shoes having a round-shaped tip are made more frequently than shoes having an oblique-shaped tip. This is because customers prefer the round type to the oblique type due to the appearance design of shoes.
- the reaction force T2 that the side surface of the first toe 2 receives from the interior of the shoe tends to increase. If the reaction force T 2 is too large, the comfort of shoes becomes poor. Interior of shoes on the side of the first toe 2 Their reaction force T2 is smaller in the oblique type shoe tip shape than in the round type shoe tip shape. Therefore, in such a case (when the inclination angle 0 toward the inside of the first toe 2 is smaller than the standard range), it is preferable to select an oblique type shoe tip shape.
- the reaction force ⁇ 2 from the interior of the shoe to the side of the first toe 2 should be as small as possible.
- the reaction force ⁇ 2 from the interior of the shoe to the side of the first toe 2 is smaller in the oblique-type shoe tip shape than in the round-type shoe tip shape. Therefore, in such a case (when the inclination angle 0 toward the inside of the first toe 2 is larger than the standard range), it is preferable to select the oblique type shoe tip shape.
- the reaction force ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ received by the side of the first toe 2 from the interior of the shoe will increase, and Gets worse.
- the reaction force T2 from the interior of the shoe to the side surface of the first toe 2 is relatively small. Therefore, in such a case (when the difference in length between one and two toes e is larger than the standard range), it is preferable to select an oblique type shoe tip shape.
- the shape of the shoe tip is selected as follows. That is, first, the shape of the customer's foot is measured with a three-dimensional measuring device (for example, the three-dimensional measuring device 21 shown in Fig. 7), and based on this, the “inclination angle of the first toe” and “1.2 Toe length difference ”. Then, based on these values (the “inclination angle of the first toe inside” and “the difference in length of one and two toes J”), the shoe tip shape is selected from the round type and the oblique type. The details are as follows: (In the following, the values “ ⁇ ” and “” are used. For example, / 3 is larger than Hi, ⁇ is greater than 0, and is less than 10 Yes, iS may be a value of 5 or more and 20 or less.)
- the oblique type is selected independently of the value of the 1/2 toe length difference e.
- the side of the first toe 2 hardly feels the reaction force T2 received from the interior of the shoe. Can be comfortable.
- the oblique type is selected regardless of the value of the 1/2 toe length difference e. Select. Thereby, the reaction force T2 that the side surface of the first toe 2 receives from the interior of the shoe with respect to the foot of the hallux valgus can be minimized, which is useful for correcting the hallux valgus.
- the shoe shape selection method, the shoe shape selection system, and the shoe tip shape selection method of the present invention it is possible to select a shoe shape with high customer satisfaction.
- a shoe tip shape suitable for the customer it is useful in the technical field of shoes.
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