Easier to Sell More Products with Gucci Shoe AR Try-on
Wanna Kicks, a new AR app from Wannaby, lets you virtually 'try on' your next pair of kicks | TechCrunch
Nike Reveals AR Feature That Will Let You Find The Perfect Shoe Size Using Your iPhone - MacRumors
Lamoda started function of fitting of footwear in augmented reality
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Hotter Launches Augmented Reality Shoe Fitting App - ar.rocks
470+ Virtual Fitting Illustrations, Royalty-Free Vector Graphics & Clip Art - iStock | Fitting room, Girl mirror, Shopping
Gucci's iOS app lets you try shoes on remotely in AR | VentureBeat
JD Working with Sony on AR tech to Measure Foot Size – China Internet Watch
Nike Fit app uses AR and AI to scan feet for perfect fit
Nike uses AR to help you find the right fit for your sneakers | Engadget
How Retail Online Shops Are Trying Augmented Reality - The New York Times
How Augmented Reality Shopping Could Go Mainstream | Time
Computer vision for virtual footwear fitting and shoe size suggestion
Augmented reality and shopping: Testing Amazon's new virtual shoes feature – GeekWire
Nike unveils new augmented reality technology to improve shoe sizing | Technology Magazine
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Nike unveils new solution to help consumers find perfect shoe size
How Retail Online Shops Are Trying Augmented Reality - The New York Times
Nike Wants Your Sneakers to Fit Better, So It's Using AR | WIRED
Fashion Is The Perfect Fit For Augmented Reality | ARPost
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Nike's new app uses AR to measure your feet to sell you sneakers that fit - The Verge
Augmented Reality (AR) Shoe TRYON Platform - Queppelin
wanna kicks lets you virtually try on sneakers before you buy them
Amazon's AR try-ons can show how shoes look, but not how they fit | Engadget
