Computer vision in the fashion industry is all about precision.
When you buy a dress online, you expect it to fit exactly as promised. When investing in a luxury handbag, authenticity and flawless quality are non-negotiable. Ensuring this level of confidence is where computer vision excels, using accurate measurements and advanced inspection algorithms to deliver reliability.
The challenge, as always, is achieving this with consumer-grade, uncalibrated cameras while maintaining a seamless user experience that doesn’t slow down sales.
A sample of computer vision applications we developed for the fashion industry:
Fast and accurate face pose estimation for the virtual try-on application of accessories
In the wild 3D body measurements for product customization in e-commerce scenario
Quality inspection on leather and prints
Automatic recognition of make and model and counterfeit detection for online bag reselling
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