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Virtual dressing room startup Revery.ai applying computer vision to the fashion industry

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is developing a tool that leverages computer vision and artificial intelligence to create a better online dressing room experience. While looking around for areas where there would be less monopoly and more ability to monetize technology, he became interested in fashion. the e-commerce fashion industry made up 29.5%

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Walmart acquires virtual clothing try-on startup Zeekit

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Retail giant Walmart announced this morning it’s acquiring the Tel Aviv-based startup Zeekit , which allows consumers to virtually “try on” clothing when shopping online. It had once worked with Rebecca Minkoff during Fashion Week to help women shop the show’s looks. Image Credits: Walmart.

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AI in action: How enterprises are scaling AI for real business impact

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To capitalize on the enormous potential of artificial intelligence (AI) enterprises need systems purpose-built for industry-specific workflows. Enterprise technology leaders discussed these issues and more while sharing real-world examples during EXLs recent virtual event, AI in Action: Driving the Shift to Scalable AI.

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Not your father’s avatar: The real future of artificial intelligence

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Generative artificial intelligence (genAI) is the latest milestone in the “AAA” journey, which began with the automation of the mundane, lead to augmentation — mostly machine-driven but lately also expanding into human augmentation — and has built up to artificial intelligence. Artificial?

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Walmart is acquiring Memomi, an AR startup powering virtual try-on for eyewear

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Walmart is expanding its array of virtual try-on services for shoppers with today’s news that it’s planning to acquire Memomi , an AR optical tech company and current Walmart partner offering virtual try-on experience for eyewear. With the addition of Memomi, the retailer says the interest was both in the tech and the team.

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5 predictions for emerging ’25 technology trends

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Click on the TV or stream your latest newscast and there is a good chance youll hear AI mentioned in some fashion. In a world with thousands of categories, millions of products and hundreds of millions of consumers, when an individual walks into a virtual storefront, a company will be able to make remarkably specific predictions.

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Meet retail’s new sustainability strategy: Personalization

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Startups that deliver sustainable personalization solutions that also improve business for retailers and brands fall into three categories: AR virtual try-on with shade matching. Advanced virtual fitting rooms with VR/AR for fashion. AR virtual try-on with shade matching.