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If I had a virtual ME!!!

With the latest tech, create the virtual you.

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Imagine if you were able to try clothes on and see how you fit into them before buying it. Yes, there are apps and also websites which enables the user to do just that, though they are still under development. The ultimate goal stays the same which is to solve the problem of shopping clothes online.
So the basic idea for the perfect app or website should be 
  • It should take the measurements of user.
  • The app then should take pictures of the user from different angles and should be able to create a perfect 3D model of the user.
This technology can be used for online shopping but also paves the way for many other possible uses  like 
  • Use your 3D model as an avatar for customizing your own player in games.
     Image Credits: mikklo2-Youtube

  • Use your 3D model for various videos and other online activities.
  • You can animate your 3D model which can be used in videos.
You can even use it to try clothes on your 3D model for online shopping.
Fitle is one such app which makes you try clothes on your virtual avatar.
Image Credits: Fitle.com

There are other apps,websites and services like 'Fitle' some of them are :
  • Pictofit
  • Virtual Dressing Room (iOS|Android) (Creates a 2D model)



                                                                               - Written & Edited by Srinivas and Varun


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