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Launch HN: Revery.AI (YC S21) Scalable deep learning-based virtual dressing room

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Re: Launch HN: Revery.AI (YC S21) Scalable deep learning-based virtual dressing room

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Can you perform the same model/garment fit with an uploaded model image? If so this would be revolutionary in reducing returns of online garment shopping. To see how a garment stretches when put on consumer's body type would be very beneficial. Ideally this would be done in real time but even a minute's wait to see how the item will look on you might be acceptable for consumers if it means less disappointment when yo…

This is our ultimate goal! It will take some time :)

It's very hard to ensure good quality rendering on user uploaded image (a lot of out of distribution). We've seen others who try to do that, but quality not yet great.

Re: Launch HN: Revery.AI (YC S21) Scalable deep learning-based virtual dressing room

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Based on your demo, I would suggest going this route "clients have also expressed interest in using our services to generate photoshoot images to forgo expensive studio photography." You can make a ton of money doing that. I personally don't find a ton of value in this as a consumer. I want to see how the clothes look on me, not on a model. I can see people wanting to throw together pretend outfits on a model, but I'…

Yeah, we are gonna do it for a few clients and see how well that works. Could be a quicker way to market than the dressing room. "I personally don't find a ton of value in this as a consumer. I want to see how the clothes look on me, not on a model. I can see people wanting to throw together pretend outfits on a model, but I'm not sure how you monetize that." Agree, I bet everyone wants to see outfit on themself or a…

Makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the reply!

Re: Launch HN: Revery.AI (YC S21) Scalable deep learning-based virtual dressing room

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Awesome product. Two things: 1) would love to rotate the model to see how it looks from all angles 2) being able to customize the model to look similar to me (so I can get a sense for how the clothes would fit on my body) would be awesome.

Thanks!

1) would love to rotate the model to see how it looks from all angles.

This our current product can do, if we were are able to get the side and back garment image from retailer (surprisingly a lot of them don't carry these images).

2) being able to customize the model to look similar to me (so I can get a sense for how the clothes would fit on my body) would be awesome.

This one is very hard, despite a lot of ask on it. We're working on it!

Re: Launch HN: Revery.AI (YC S21) Scalable deep learning-based virtual dressing room

#27

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Boo.com!

Thank you.

Yea I believe they raised some absurd amount of money ($100 million+) and blew it mostly on marketing. We definitely won't make that mistake haha :)

Re: Launch HN: Revery.AI (YC S21) Scalable deep learning-based virtual dressing room

#29

Can you perform the same model/garment fit with an uploaded model image? If so this would be revolutionary in reducing returns of online garment shopping. To see how a garment stretches when put on consumer's body type would be very beneficial. Ideally this would be done in real time but even a minute's wait to see how the item will look on you might be acceptable for consumers if it means less disappointment when yo…

This is our ultimate goal! It will take some time :) It's very hard to ensure good quality rendering on user uploaded image (a lot of out of distribution). We've seen others who try to do that, but quality not yet great.

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Re: Launch HN: Revery.AI (YC S21) Scalable deep learning-based virtual dressing room

#30

Can you perform the same model/garment fit with an uploaded model image? If so this would be revolutionary in reducing returns of online garment shopping. To see how a garment stretches when put on consumer's body type would be very beneficial. Ideally this would be done in real time but even a minute's wait to see how the item will look on you might be acceptable for consumers if it means less disappointment when yo…

This is our ultimate goal! It will take some time :) It's very hard to ensure good quality rendering on user uploaded image (a lot of out of distribution). We've seen others who try to do that, but quality not yet great.

hey, congrats on launching- the demo is impressive :)

at unspun.io our customers create a body scan and we use that to make completely custom garments.

have you all considered supporting a use case similar to ours: virtual try-on with a 3d model as the input instead of user uploaded image?

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