Hi! I recently integrated FitRoom into my online store to change clothes with AI and I can share my experience. Honestly, I also doubted at first whether it was worth investing in such technology, but it really paid off. The main thing is that AI in FitRoom works with real photos and allows you to "try on" things without the need for physical contact. Algorithms analyze the client's image, including their figure, body type, and based on this, select the most suitable size. As for accuracy, the system can adapt to different types of clothing, be it T-shirts, jeans, jackets or dresses. Of course, in some cases, for example, with outerwear, the system can give a small error, since volumes and fit can vary depending on the brand and fabric, but with each new use, AI "learns" and becomes more accurate. I can say that for my clients this has become a real salvation, since many complain that traditional methods of trying on through standard size charts are not always effective.
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I am also thinking about implementing something similar, but honestly I am not sure how useful it will be for my store. I understand that AI can reduce the number of returns, but there may be issues with accuracy in some product categories. And, as already mentioned, it is not a cheap solution. I wonder what other store owners think: maybe someone has already tried it and can share their experience?