Look Carefully At The "Science Chopping Hands" Of The Electricity Supplier.

Brush Taobao to see a particularly beautiful skirt, after a half day saliva to the model's beautiful water, plucked up the courage to make the list.

After that, it was "deep in love" and looking forward to the courier brother.

To your door...

But when you take the express of expectation open to try it, your mood falls down the bottom: the number of the skirt is not bought, sometimes the zipper can't be pulled up, and sometimes it even gets two of you.

Buying and selling is risky and users need to be cautious.

This little brother in the picture can't match you.

The online shopping not only brings no good mood, but brings back a lot of trouble, such as returns and express delivery.

If we go on like this, can we still happily cut our hands?

According to the world clothing and shoe net, a company named 3DLook understands it very well.

It hurts people.

3DLook recently launched a AI body scanner, you can push the most appropriate style and size of the clothes for you, so that online shopping is no longer troubled by "fit".

3DLook's "scanner" is called SAIA.

SAIA not only needs users to input shoulder width and leg length, but also requires users to take photos of front and side.

Through the analysis of user photos by AI, SAIA can classify users' body types and record the relevant sizes of users.

The figure in this picture is "triangle".

Quietly tell you, triangle figure wearing A skirt looks good.

According to the user's size and shape,

You can choose the appropriate size and matching for you on the shopping website.

In addition, in order to solve the problem of "wear M in this house and wear L in another," SAIA has a cooperative relationship with a number of brands. It can recommend corresponding sizes for users according to the corresponding brands.

3DLook's founder and CEO Vadim Rogovskiy told VentureBeat that they believe that the idea of tailored clothing for SAIA will play a big role in the future.

"SAIA can not only make online shopping more personalized and efficient, but also save users time while recommending the right size for users."

However, SAIA can not only save users' efforts, but also benefit online retailers from the fact that they have bought two pieces of products.

Online retailers can get more user data via SAIA instead of dealing with overwhelming returns.

Rogovskiy says retailers can pay for the subscription function on SAIA:

"Clothing mall and brand can set up accounts on SAIA to count how many users scanned their sizes in a certain period of time.

They can see the relevant statistics of users' body size and size, and can also analyze these data with users' consumption behavior.

Businesses can embed SAIA on the web site through JS tags or embed app through SDK.

Therefore, users do not need to leave shopping app or web pages when they measure their stature on SAIA.

After obtaining the statistics of user size data, merchants can adjust the stocking and retail strategy of the next step, and also focus on clothing design.

To some extent, SAIA has solved the problem that online shopping can not be tried on the upper part of the body. However, the electricity giant has long given the "simple and crude" solution to this problem: using VR or AR directly to enable users to "put on" the clothes they choose, or to buy home movies like "put in" at home.

AR technology was first used by Tmall, the father of Ma Yun, and was first exhibited in the 2012 Tmall annual event.

In the scene, we can see that the image of the tester in the electronic screen has gone through the background "cutout" and put on all kinds of clothes.

Tmall shows the "AR" virtual try on technology.

Jingdong also released the concept product of VR/AR shopping very early.

In this video, we can not only see that sofa and computer are displayed in AR, but more importantly, there is a designer accompanying us at any time.

Nevertheless, all this does not mean that 3DLook's "body scanner" has no market.

For e-commerce giants, the current VR/AR shopping still needs the user's head mounted display devices and other equipment, and this ideal may take several years to achieve.

Most of us are not brave enough to spend hundreds of dollars on the belief in VR.

Because of this, it is very convenient to directly calculate the appropriate size plug-ins in the mobile phone and computer terminals, such as SAIA, through AI.

In addition, SAIA only recommends the right size for users when appropriate, and has not substantially changed the current online shopping mode.

Therefore, users can still "want to chop and chop", decompression at any time and place through shopping, and at present, the convenience of VR shopping is far less than SAIA.

Moreover, although VR/AR enables us to better understand the details of a garment, it still fails to solve the "rigid demand" of user size.

Therefore, the electricity supplier in order to be able to "scientifically cut hands" is also a lot of thought! Do you think it will be the world of AI shopping assistants such as SAIA, or is it the era of VR/AR shopping?

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