<ul><li>A team has launched a public beta test for virtual fitting rooms based on AI, after extensive market research.</li><li>They chose photo processing over VR and 3D models for accuracy and cost-effectiveness.</li><li>The fitting rooms aim to simplify the online shopping experience by allowing users to try on items virtually.</li><li>Users upload a photo of a product, then their own photo, and the algorithm transfers the product onto their image.</li><li>The Virton product is currently in open testing, aiming to enhance online store performance and user experience.</li><li>Future plans include improving accuracy, adding more features, and launching a client application.</li><li>The roadmap also involves optimizing speed, integrating widgets for online stores, and expanding search capabilities.</li><li>Interested users can try Virton for free on their website during the beta testing phase.</li><li>Online store owners are encouraged to participate in pilot projects to integrate the Virton fitting room.</li><li>Virton aims to revolutionize online shopping with AI-powered virtual fitting rooms in the near future.</li></ul>

Launched a public beta test of next-generation virtual fitting rooms based on artificial intelligence

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