Holly New, who recently completed a master's degree in Digital Fashion Innovation at Arts University Bournemouth, designed a ...

The fashion industry is considering generative AI to boost customer experience and product advertising, but will we soon be flooded by AI-driven imagery?

Computer vision, image segmentation, 3D modeling, augmented reality, machine learning, fabric simulation, and personalization algorithms are key technologies of AI-powered virtual try-ons.

People are spending thousands on digital fashion clothes that don't physically exist. Discover why virtual clothing is worth real money.

VLGE opens SDK for its no-code virtual world builder aimed at the fashion, beauty and art industries.

That’s the magic of AI-powered virtual try-ons. They use AI algorithms and augmented reality (AR) technology to create a virtual representation of your body, allowing you to try on clothes ...

A virtual try-on involves the use of augmented reality and LiDAR depth cameras on your smartphones to accurately overlay virtual clothing onto your physical body.

Tech futurist Cathy Hackl, an FIU alumna, has partnered with FIU to create a scholarship fund to support students interested in incorporating emerging technologies such as AI and extended reality (XR) ...

Nykaa plans to become an AI-native organisation, embedding generative AI across search, styling, customer service, and ...

Researchers at Stanford Medicine think they have found a way to help chronic hoarders get rid of stuff they don’t need: virtual reality. This is real, so to speak. Working from the assumption ...

A virtual try-on involves the use of augmented reality and LiDAR depth cameras on your smartphones to accurately overlay virtual clothing onto your physical body.