Virtual try-on for fine jewellery
A walk-in customer is photographed on the shop's tablet, chooses an outfit, and sees any piece in the vault on herself in seconds — at true scale, on her own neckline, in the room's own light. Geometry is solved from facial and body landmarks, so a 165 mm haram renders at 165 mm and never drifts onto the chin.
Admin console
Upload product photography, build the inventory, manage the attire library, watch which pieces the floor is pulling toward, issue kiosk tokens.
Try-on kiosk
The customer flow: consent, multi-angle capture with live quality checks, outfit choice, piece selection, render, reel and a share link.
REST API
Every screen here is built on the same public API. Plug the try-on engine into an existing POS or e-commerce front end.
How a session runs
Explicit, versioned, with a retention clock. Nothing is captured before it.
Front, left, right. Each frame is scored for sharpness, exposure, head yaw and a visible neckline before it is accepted.
478 face points, 33 body points, 21 per hand, plus a hair/skin/clothing matte and a millimetre scale from interpupillary distance.
Optional attire swap: a fabric transfer that keeps the real folds, or a hosted diffusion re-dress when a key is configured.
Each piece is warped into a solved quad, bowed around the neck, occluded by hair and jaw, re-lit to the room and given a contact shadow.
A lookbook sheet, a transition reel, and a private link that expires with the store's retention window.