Virtually modeling clothing based on 3D models of customers

This invention describes a system for online shopping where a customer uses their mobile phone to send photos and height information to a store. The store then creates a personalized 3D digital model, or avatar, of the customer, which can be used to virtually try on clothing and see how it would look and fit. The claims narrow the invention to building this 3D model specifically from either two standard photos (front and side) or multiple depth images captured by the customer's mobile device.

Why it matters: Filed in 2020, the widespread adoption of advanced mobile device depth sensors (like LiDAR) and improved 3D reconstruction algorithms since then make generating accurate customer avatars from phone data much more feasible, directly addressing the technical challenge of the claims.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: Specialized3D modeling software, computer vision, e-commerce integration

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