TryItOn: A Virtual Dressing Room with Motion Tracking and Physically Based Garment Simulation

Manfredi, Gilda; Capece, Nicola; Erra, Ugo; Gilio, Gabriele; Baldi, Vincenzo; Domenico, Simone Gerardo Di

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-15546-8_5

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“…Gilda Manfredi, Nicola Capece, Ugo Erra, Gabriele Gilio, Vincenzo Baldi, and Simone Gerardo di Domenico wrote "Triton: A Virtual Dressing Room with Motion Tracking and Physically Based Garment Simulation." [5] With the help of a few essential components, the suggested approach seeks to deliver a realistic and immersive experience. Among these are the digital clothing representation's exceptional level of photorealism, the avatar's accurate measurements to improve personalization, the incorporation of real-time physical simulation of the clothes, and the way it interacts with the surrounding world through hand or body movements.…”

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Digital Apparel Try-Ons: A Technological Odyssey into the World of Virtual Dressing Rooms and Consumer Engagement

Parul Kakade,

Neha Patil,

Anagha Shete

et al. 2024

Int Res J Adv Engg Mgt

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This individual can now enjoy internet shopping whenever they want and from anywhere in the world thanks to the invention of smartphones and tablets. Online shopping has unquestionably taken the place of conventional methods for purchasing apparel and daily necessities. People benefit from a reputation as they pick internet buying. Almost all online retailers offer payment on delivery, free shipment, and special rates these days. These internet merchants have eliminated the hassles of parking, stuck in traffic, and standing in line to make purchases. They have also helped folks who consistently lament their lack of time. This is the primary justification for why most consumers now shop online. They may easily access a wide choice of affordable prices here, and they also get quick customer service and free home delivery. There is no denying that these are a few of the alluring aspects that draw customers in. Even though there is a minor problem that can make people lose interest in online buying, they might not be able to try on garments in such situations. By establishing a virtual changing room setting, the aim is to improve accessibility and time efficiency for trying on clothing. Our proposed methodology consists of three main components: skin color recognition, model alignment, and user image extraction from the video stream. Through user extraction, we may create an augmented reality environment by taking the user area out of the video stream and superimposing it on top of a simulated world within the user interface. To match the 2D cloth models with the use of scaling, rotation, and positioning using the 3D locations of the joints.

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Digital Apparel Try-Ons: A Technological Odyssey into the World of Virtual Dressing Rooms and Consumer Engagement

Parul Kakade,

Neha Patil,

Anagha Shete

et al. 2024

Int Res J Adv Engg Mgt

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“…One of the characteristics shared by VDR solutions is the presence of a camera able to identify the user's body shape and track its movements in real-time. Some of these solutions also use algorithms to physically simulate garments [9,10] with the aim of enhancing the user's perception of realism. In light of the above, it is clear that VDRs and other VS techniques can guarantee a better sense of immersion than e-commerce, but may not be enough to ensure a complete shopping experience.…”

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VICO-DR: A Collaborative Virtual Dressing Room for Image Consulting

Manfredi

Gilio

Baldi³

et al. 2023

J. Imaging

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In recent years, extended reality has increasingly been used to enhance the shopping experience for customers. In particular, some virtual dressing room applications have begun to develop, as they allow customers to try on digital clothes and see how they fit. However, recent studies found that the presence of an AI or a real shopping assistant could improve the virtual dressing room experience. In response to this, we have developed a collaborative synchronous virtual dressing room for image consulting that allows customers to try on realistic digital garments chosen by a remotely connected human image consultant. The application has different features for the image consultant and the customer. The image consultant can connect to the application, define a database of garments, select different outfits with different sizes for the customer to try, and communicate with the customer through a single RGB camera system. The customer-side application can visualize the description of the outfit that the avatar is wearing, as well as the virtual shopping cart. The main purpose of the application is to offer an immersive experience, ensured by the presence of a realistic environment, an avatar that resembles the customer, a real-time physically-based cloth simulation algorithm, and a video-chat system.

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Impact of XR-Enabled Collaboration in Businesses—An Economic, Ecological, and Social Perspective

Krodel,

Schott,

Mayer

et al. 2023

Studies in Systems, Decision and Control

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TryItOn: A Virtual Dressing Room with Motion Tracking and Physically Based Garment Simulation

Cited by 7 publications

References 17 publications

Digital Apparel Try-Ons: A Technological Odyssey into the World of Virtual Dressing Rooms and Consumer Engagement

Digital Apparel Try-Ons: A Technological Odyssey into the World of Virtual Dressing Rooms and Consumer Engagement

VICO-DR: A Collaborative Virtual Dressing Room for Image Consulting

Impact of XR-Enabled Collaboration in Businesses—An Economic, Ecological, and Social Perspective

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