Explicit Human Computer Interaction based virtual system for dynamic clothing and fitting simulation.

Computer Engineering

Small boutiques have a space constraint and hence have a single changing room which creates a bottleneck. People avoid visiting such boutiques since the entire process takes a very long time. This system uses an Android Phone, Leap Motion Controller, Google Cardboard and a mirror that aims at eliminating the space requirements and cumbersome process of physically trying on clothes. This system aims to overcome these challenges by showing the user how clothing articles will look on him or her. The user wears the head­mounted gear and stands in front of the mirror, the application captures the user’s image as it is seen in the mirror. The catalogue of the mall or boutique containing all the clothing articles available is present in the application, the user selects the clothing article he or she would like to try on. The selected clothing article is then rendered on this image of the user and the user is able to understand how that item would appear on him or her. The interaction with the system is done entirely using gestures to make the interaction more natural and to imbibe embedded hand gesture control to create a completely virtual experience with easy­ to­ understand working.

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