Many girls like to go to the physical store to buy clothes, because there is a fitting room that can actually experience, but this experience may change a lot in the future. The disadvantage of fitting is that it is too troublesome to change clothes, and a virtual reality technology is used.

Mirrors can solve this problem. People can experience this product in the Walnut Creek of California branch of Neiman Marcus, a luxury department store.

The MemoryMirror, which uses Intel Core i7 processor, allows consumers to try out multiple sets at will.

You only need to use gestures to switch, the same set of clothes can switch quickly in different colors, and can also compare different styles.

The top of the fitting mirror is equipped with a camera, which has a 360 degree view and can be seen on the back.

Users can also pmit data to smart phones, tablet computers, share social networks, share with friends, and solicit opinions.

MemoryMirror can display a new dress more clearly and completely than the real self test.

For businessmen, the online networking of fitting mirror means the accumulation and interaction of user data, providing personalized service, and adjusting the marketing strategy with data.

The product was fully supported by Intel when it was first developed. The latter is focusing on the Internet of things. With the cooperation of both sides, the hardware and software have been gradually improved.

Neiman Marcus is the first retailer to use MemoryMirror, but this is just the beginning. This product is expected to be in the top five of the world.

Retail brands are coming out, and San Francisco and Dallas will soon appear.