Google’s Latest AI Model Enables Virtual Try On clothes with Unchanged Details and Flexible Poses
Last Updated on July 25, 2023 by Editorial Team
Author(s): Shen Huang
Originally published on Towards AI.
credit: https://tryondiffusion.github.io/
Google unveiled a new virtual try-on feature for Google shopping.
One easiest example is to search for womens top in Google search and scroll down to look for a 4-pack layout unit.
Traditionally, virtual try-on technology struggled to accurately represent clothing details and accommodate various poses. However, Google’s innovative AI model has overcome these obstacles, enabling users to virtually try on clothes with greater fidelity and flexibility.
Paper link: https://tryondiffusion.github.io/
In the past, the critical challenge of such models lied in striking a balance between preserving clothing details, enabling garment deformations, and accommodating different body poses and shapes to ensure a seamless and… Read the full blog for free on Medium.
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