Virtual Dressing Room Application

Masri, Aladdin; Al-Jabi, Muhannad

doi:10.1109/jeeit.2019.8717410

Cited by 14 publications

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“…They can then test the image and determine whether or not they need to shop for the garments or not. [13] Board characteristics include access to the Kinect sensors that are connected to the PC, access to image and depth information streams from the Kinect picture sensors, and conveyance of a controlled form of picture and depth information that facilitates skeleton following. With a typical range of 1.2 to 3.5 meters, Kinect sensors primarily produce three kinds of data: image data, depth data, and sound data.…”

Section: Technological Aspect Of the Methods Of Implementationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cost Efficient Virtual Trial Rooms

Malathi¹,

Induja²,

Mubarak³

et al. 2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The recent covid-19 restrictions like social distancing has limited physical human interaction. There were days when people wish to visit the physical shopping outlets and try the best-suited outfits in the trial rooms. In the post-pandemic era, people are now preferring the E-shopping zone to select the outfits. This type of virtual shopping has its own disadvantages like the suitability of outfits to the customer’s preferences. Regardless of some applications that offer outfit suitability, there are some entrust issues with online stores. This research study analyzes many general customer related concerns like fit of the outfit; appearance; color suitability with the customer skin tone and proposes the possibility of implementing virtual trial rooms. The proposed model empowers the clients to evaluate their outfits based on their stature, shape, size, and wellness estimations by standing in front of the gadget.

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Section: Technological Aspect Of the Methods Of Implementationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cost Efficient Virtual Trial Rooms

Malathi¹,

Induja²,

Mubarak³

et al. 2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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“…VFR technology offers a simulated-reality shopping environment both online and offline, allowing customers to virtually try on garments and visualize size, fit, and aesthetic style (Lee et al, 2022). The demand for technology that allows users to visualize trying on garments is growing rapidly due to the development of e-commercial platforms (Masri & Al-Jabi, 2019). Multiple VFR technologies have been developed in the industry (e.g., Naked, 3D Look, Zilio, Voofit, and CLO-SET); these technologies provide a simulated-reality dressing environment and may offer co-design opportunities.…”

Section: Vfr and 3d Garment Simulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Using 3D virtual fitting room stimuli to enhance older adults' spatial visualization skills

Hwang

Feng

2023

Family & Consum Sci Res J

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This study examines how three‐dimensional virtual fitting room (VFR) stimuli can influence older adults' spatial visualization abilities. A total of 821 adults aged 60 and older participated in the online study. Paper folding tests were administered before and after exposure to interactive, screen‐based VFR stimuli. The results showed that the stimuli led to greater training gains in the experimental group. Lower pre‐test scores were predictive of a greater training gain and there was no gender difference in the training gain. Findings contribute to providing strategies to positively influence spatial visualization abilities for older adults using the VFR stimuli.

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“…Most importantly, the behavioral intention toward online shopping is influenced by the consumers' attitude toward online retailing websites (Kim & Forsythe, 2009). A recent study conducted on virtual dressing room applications found that Kinect for Windows can generate a perfect fit of clothing to suit customers' requirements (Musry & Al-Jabi, 2019). With the technological revolution, e-retailers install the websites the features so that the consumers can create 3D (three-dimensional) virtual models corresponding to their physical features (Cho & Schwarz, 2012;Hwangbo et al, 2020;Merle et al, 2012).…”

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Antecedents of consumers' online apparel purchase intention through Virtual Try On technology: A moderated moderated‐mediation model

Vijayabanu

Rana

Parayitam

2023

J of Consumer Behaviour

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The study aims to empirically examine the consumers' online apparel purchasing behavior using the constructs from the technology acceptance model (UTAUT). The complex interrelationships between perceived usefulness, perceived risk, perceived enjoyment, and virtual try‐on (VTO) technology were explored using a moderated moderated‐mediation model. Most importantly, this research focuses on how VTO, one of the frequently used disruptive technologies, influences consumer behavior. Using a structured survey instrument, the data was collected from 288 millennial respondents and has been analyzed using Hayes's PROCESS macros. The results reveal that attitude towards VTO mediated the relationship between perceived usefulness and behavioral intention of customers to engage in online shopping. Perceived risk (first moderator) negatively moderated the relationship between perceived usefulness and attitude towards VTO, and perceived enjoyment (second moderator) has positively moderated the relationship between perceived usefulness and perceived risk and behavioral intention mediated through attitude towards VTO. The theoretical and practical implications were also discussed.

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Virtual Dressing Room Application

Cited by 14 publications

References 4 publications

Cost Efficient Virtual Trial Rooms

Cost Efficient Virtual Trial Rooms

Using 3D virtual fitting room stimuli to enhance older adults' spatial visualization skills

Antecedents of consumers' online apparel purchase intention through Virtual Try On technology: A moderated moderated‐mediation model

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