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3D Virtual Fitting for Museum
Introduction
VR fitting is welcome to be used in virtual-fitting-room in the store so that visitors can try on different clothes to check whether they would like to buy. Also, it’s welcome to be used in museums so that visitors can experience the other occupations that the museum side wants them to participate in, such as firefighter, nurse, or police officer. Augmented reality clothing is also used to experience a different culture in different countries. Wearing the particular cloth of that nation, supposing you become a resident, taking photos, then sharing them on social media. We can use KINECT or an ordinary USB camera as the sensor to capture players’ motion. The players can operate the software by using their gestures naturally. Not only do we provide live shots, but we also remove the background without needing green physical background. We have made two versions: 3D and 2D version. We have completed 120 plus kinds of 3D model clothing for the 3D version for buyers to select directly. Wearing virtual cloth with a 3D version on the body is more real and natural, but it needs bespoke 3D cloth models. However, for the 2D version, you can add PNG clothing images as the cloth template specified in the system to the software, which can load automatically. Indeed, it’s more like a cloth picture putting on the body.
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Features And Advantage
● Support 2D png file as clothes.
● 120 3D Clothes can select.
● Support customize new clothes.
How To Use It
Product Set Up
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PC 1.Receive sensor interactive signals 2.Run interactive software | Display Device Any kind of digital display device like projector, Led screen, or monitor.etc | Sensor/Kinect v2.0 Detect interactive signals and transmit them to interactive software. |
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Parameters
| Display resolution and area: | 1080 * 1920, 55-inch or larger vertical touch screen signage |
| You prepare kits: | computer LCD screen, KINECT2.0 adaptor and cables. |
| Touch method: | infrared |
| OPS computer: | Suggest delivered by us 【CPU】I5-7500 【Memory】8G [Hard Disk] Solid State 128G [Graphics card]:GTX1050TI-4G 【Tower Size】: mini 【Operating System】: Windows 10 Professional Edition |
FAQ（click icon for answer）
 | How to install the KinectV2.0 sensor? |
| How to use all-in-one interactive signage? |
| How to see other related products video? |
Specification
3D virtual fitting for museum is one of the most popular and applied products in the field of virtual reality and AR games. VR fitting is played in the form of projection, capturing real-time live images through a tactile camera, and overlaying 2D images or 3D models of clothing onto the experimenter's image. Users use gestures to select different types of clothing to try on, and the size of the virtual clothing automatically adapts to the wearer's body shape (or can be controlled to zoom in, zoom out, and position), achieving the fusion of virtual clothing and real experimenter's body shape, Experiencers can also take photos and share. It is widely used in virtual reality and AR games.
VR fitting, also known as dress-up game, is usually used in multimedia interactive places in shopping malls, scenic spots, museums, digital exhibition halls, and science and technology museums. You can see them in the "Science and Technology" category.
Introduction
VR fitting is welcome to be used in virtual-fitting-room in the store so that visitors can try on different clothes to check whether they would like to buy. Also, it’s welcome to be used in museums so that visitors can experience the other occupations that the museum side wants them to participate in, such as firefighter, nurse, or police officer. Augmented reality clothing is also used to experience a different culture in different countries. Wearing the particular cloth of that nation, supposing you become a resident, taking photos, then sharing them on social media. We can use KINECT or an ordinary USB camera as the sensor to capture players’ motion. The players can operate the software by using their gestures naturally. Not only do we provide live shots, but we also remove the background without needing green physical background. We have made two versions: 3D and 2D version. We have completed 120 plus kinds of 3D model clothing for the 3D version for buyers to select directly. Wearing virtual cloth with a 3D version on the body is more real and natural, but it needs bespoke 3D cloth models. However, for the 2D version, you can add PNG clothing images as the cloth template specified in the system to the software, which can load automatically. Indeed, it’s more like a cloth picture putting on the body.
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Features And Advantage
● Support 2D png file as clothes.
● 120 3D Clothes can select.
● Support customize new clothes.
How To Use It
Product Set Up
| 1 | 2 | 3 |
PC 1.Receive sensor interactive signals 2.Run interactive software | Display Device Any kind of digital display device like projector, Led screen, or monitor.etc | Sensor/Kinect v2.0 Detect interactive signals and transmit them to interactive software. |
More Case
Parameters
| Display resolution and area: | 1080 * 1920, 55-inch or larger vertical touch screen signage |
| You prepare kits: | computer LCD screen, KINECT2.0 adaptor and cables. |
| Touch method: | infrared |
| OPS computer: | Suggest delivered by us 【CPU】I5-7500 【Memory】8G [Hard Disk] Solid State 128G [Graphics card]:GTX1050TI-4G 【Tower Size】: mini 【Operating System】: Windows 10 Professional Edition |
FAQ（click icon for answer）
| How to install the KinectV2.0 sensor? |
| How to use all-in-one interactive signage? |
| How to see other related products video? |
Specification
3D virtual fitting for museum is one of the most popular and applied products in the field of virtual reality and AR games. VR fitting is played in the form of projection, capturing real-time live images through a tactile camera, and overlaying 2D images or 3D models of clothing onto the experimenter's image. Users use gestures to select different types of clothing to try on, and the size of the virtual clothing automatically adapts to the wearer's body shape (or can be controlled to zoom in, zoom out, and position), achieving the fusion of virtual clothing and real experimenter's body shape, Experiencers can also take photos and share. It is widely used in virtual reality and AR games.
VR fitting, also known as dress-up game, is usually used in multimedia interactive places in shopping malls, scenic spots, museums, digital exhibition halls, and science and technology museums. You can see them in the "Science and Technology" category.
