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How AI makes virtual try-on more realisticTake a closer look at the tech that powers our virtual try-on feature.

Virtually try on clothes with a new AI shopping featureWe’re introducing two new features to help you confidently shop for clothes online.

9 new features and tools for easier shopping on GoogleAt Search On, we’re announcing new shopping features on Google to help you find what you need and discover new things you’ll love.

Use new AR features to shop for beauty products and shoesWe’re announcing two new AR features on Google that make it easier to shop for foundation and sneakers.

Google’s New AI Tool Is About to Make Online Shopping Even EasierThe generative AI tool lets you “try on” clothes from hundreds of brands by displaying them on models of a wide array of sizes and skin colors.

Google search now displays 360-degree views of sneakers when shoppingIt’s just one of two new AR features Google launched today.

ClearBuds resulted from a research at Univ of WashingtonI can't wait to not hear barking dogs, zooming cars and my niece singing we don't talk about Bruno-no-no in the background.

UW student projects highlight how WebXR ‘levels the playing field’ with remote VR/AR developmentUniversity of Washington students this week presented demos of their augmented, virtual and mixed reality apps developed over the last quarter, ranging from a game of virtual dodgeball to a… Read More

Trouble hearing in a crowded room? New ‘cone of silence' could helpArtificial intelligence program can even silence background noises on Zoom calls

Creating a virtual stage when in-person isn’t possible | AI for Business

Facebook partners with the University of Washington to create new AR/VR research center - Meta Research | Meta ResearchToday, the University of Washington announced the UW Reality Lab, with Facebook as one of its founding partners. The lab...

Facebook can predict a musician’s movement using only an audio clip | EngadgetWe're used to seeing the likes of Wii avatars crudely banging at pianos or sawing away at violins, but Facebook is now working on an application that uses music alone to govern the movements of an augmented reality avatar.

Machine vision can create Harry Potter–style photos for mugglesA clever algorithm animates characters in still images, allowing them to walk out of photographs.

UW student virtual reality projects demonstrate empathy, education, entertainment use casesWhat is it like to be homeless? How do you navigate around a crowded room in a wheelchair? Is teaching math in three dimensions a more effective learning tool? University of Washington students showed how virtual and augmented reality technology can provide answers to these questions as part of a 10-week course that just wrapped up this week.

Soccer On Your Tabletop: Will We Be Watching The Next World Cup in AR?Researchers have created a system that converts any YouTube football video into a 3D model. Is this the future of football broadcasting?

This amazing search engine automatically face-swaps you into your image resultsEver wonder what you would look like with long, wavy hair? I think you'd look great. But how can you try on a few looks without spending a fortune at the salon, or hours in photoshop? I'm glad you asked. All you need is a selfie and Dreambit, the face-swapping search engine.

Software traces faces through time

How UW's Age-Progression Software Could Help Find Missing KidsRoss Reynolds talks with Robert Lowery, vice president of the Missing Children Division at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, about...

What will I look like at 60? New computer program gives sneak peekIn only 30 seconds, with a single photograph and a new software program, you could see what you will look like up to age 80.The software, developed by computer and engineering researchers at the University of Washington, changes the structure of the face and it is the first program to be able to take a photo of a 3-year-old child and age it through adulthood, according to computer scientist Ira Ke

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