This book explores the latest advancements in digital human modeling and its applications. It presents research from the first International Conference on Digital Human Modeling, covering topics such as biomechanical modeling, human-computer interaction, and ergonomic design. The proceedings offer insights into creating realistic digital human representations for various fields, including product design, virtual reality, and safety analysis.

The proceedings from the International Conference on Digital Human Modeling offer a snapshot of the field's state in 2007. The collection likely presents a range of technical papers detailing methodologies, case studies, and emerging trends in digital human representation and its application across various industries. The focus is on the scientific and engineering aspects, suggesting a readership of researchers, engineers, and designers.