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Metro Group showed the ''intelligent dressing room'' , part of its ''Future Store Initiative'', in the 20th CeBit, which was held in Hannover, Germany.<br> | Metro Group showed the ''intelligent dressing room'' , part of its ''Future Store Initiative'', in the 20th CeBit, which was held in Hannover, Germany.<br> | ||
The ''intelligent dressing room'' will scan your measurement and display how you will look like on a projection screen. You can see the 3-D effect of how you look like on the particular | The ''intelligent dressing room'' will scan your measurement and display how you will look like on a projection screen. You can see the 3-D effect of how you look like on the particular item you choose. Your image on the projection screen will also make the same movement with you, thus, you can see not only the front side, but also the whole 3-D effect of the new item on you. Sounds exciting, right? The main point is that during the wholeprocess, you don't need to take off any of your clothes to try your new clothes! | ||
Revision as of 23:16, 19 March 2006
Intelligent Dressing Room
Together with Intel, IBM, T-Systems and more than 60 other cooperating partners from the IT and consumer goods industries and the service sector the METRO Group is developing feasible concepts for the trade of tomorrow.
Metro Group showed the intelligent dressing room , part of its Future Store Initiative, in the 20th CeBit, which was held in Hannover, Germany.
The intelligent dressing room will scan your measurement and display how you will look like on a projection screen. You can see the 3-D effect of how you look like on the particular item you choose. Your image on the projection screen will also make the same movement with you, thus, you can see not only the front side, but also the whole 3-D effect of the new item on you. Sounds exciting, right? The main point is that during the wholeprocess, you don't need to take off any of your clothes to try your new clothes!
References
1. http://news.com.com/2061-10801_3-6048705.html
2. http://tech.163.com/06/0313/22/2C4M894U00091MBF.html
3. http://www.techiediva.com/weblog/2006/03/trying_on_cloth.html
4. http://www.futurestore.org