Here’s a pretty interesting movie which shows us how Microsoft used a natural user interface (NUI) to build a dressing room application (collaborating with Bloomingdales, NY) and how they made a dress social.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VEC4hpAXHU&feature=player_embedded
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Kasia Gola
Hi, I’m Kasia Gola, founder of GeekGoesChic. I specialize in fashion tech and currently implement virtual fitting rooms for fashion and footwear at WEARFITS. I also teach as a guest lecturer at AGH University of Science and Technology in Kraków (Virtual Communities) and at Lazarski University (New Technologies in Fashion). Through GeekGoesChic, I write, speak, and create content on fashion business, the future of fashion, and of course, new technologies in the fashion industry. Sometimes I appear in the media or contribute guest articles on fashion tech. I also host the podcast “The Future of Fashion at GeekGoesChic”, where I interview inspiring guests from the fashion world. I’ve had the honor of working with brands such as MasterCard, Google, Allegro, PayPal, Converse, Glamour Poland, Orange, and Elle.pl. I’d be happy to share my knowledge with you and your company.