2. OBJECTIVE
âą Make customers happy and satisfied
âą Have them return as customers
âą Increase revenue
âą Lower the rate of returns
3. RETURNED ITEMS
ï¶ 28% of garments bought are returned,
mostly due to incorrect fit
ï¶ Returned items go on clearance, decreasing
profit
4. âą The 3-D bio-robotic mannequin morphs into
approximately 100,000 different shapes
âą Photograph is taken of each piece of garment on
each shape
âą Takes only 15 minutes per item
âą Requires 4-7 fits samples on average per brand to
create database
âą No need to replace samples every season
5. DEVELOPMENT
Tartu University,
Tallinn Technical
University in Estonia,
and Human Solutions
GmbH, the provider
of anthropometrical
data in Germany
7. NO PROBLEM
ïŒ Know your measurements
ïŒ Input the measurements
ïŒ Have the mannequin morph
into the size of your body
ïŒ Try on that dress or jeans
you always wanted to buy
ïŒ See photographs of your fit
http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/virtual-fitting-rooms-allow-
you-to-try-clothes-online-28-09-2010/
8. GOAL
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/meredith-barnett/beyond-the-man-chair-boy_b_112932.html
Incorporate the virtual fitting room system
by the end of the year
9. See the great invention
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a
WVaIanc7bE
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10. Reference
âą Virtual Fitting Room: Fits.me. Retrieved June 25, 2012, from
<http://www.fits.me/content/about-us>
âą Haldre, Heikki, CEO, Fits.me. âHow can the use of a bio-robotic virtual fitting
room benefit the online retailer and enhance the online shopping
experience of a buyer?â Fibre 2 Fashion. Retrieved June 25, 2012, from
<http://softwaresolutions.fibre2fashion.com/techtalk/fits-me>
âą Forever21 webpage.
<http://www.forever21.com/Product/Product.aspx?BR=f21&Category=dress
_club&ProductID=2000046464&VariantID=>
âą Huffpost Healthy Living. 16 July 2008.
<http://www.huffingtonpost.com/meredith-barnett/beyond-the-man-chair-
boy_b_112932.html>
âą Geeky Gadgets. 28 September 2010. <http://www.geeky-
gadgets.com/virtual-fitting-rooms-allow-you-to-try-clothes-online-28-09-
2010/>
âą Simplified Building Concepts. 26 April 2011.
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/simplifiedbuilding/5657910860/>
Hinweis der Redaktion
This technology was developed by a diverse team of designers as well as engineers from Estonia and Germany. Tartu University, Tallinn Technical University in Estonia, and Human Solutions GmbH, the provider of anthropometrical data in Germany all contributed in developing the bio-robotic and mathematical 3D human body modeling.
Purpose: to better serve customers and to make innovative changes to the company to increase revenue, while creating a bigger customer base.