AR mirror for virtual clothing try-on.



A high-end fashion retailer requiring interactive fitting room mirrors that suggest accessories based on the garments being tried on.
Integrating a large 32-inch capacitive touch screen behind a two-way mirror, utilizing RFID and visual AI to identify clothing items seamlessly.
We utilized the MediaTek MT8183 (Octa-core, Mali-G72 GPU) on a custom System-on-Module (SoM). It interfaces with an Impinj RFID reader module via UART and a 1080p camera via MIPI-CSI.
We engineered the Android 10 firmware to support large-format touch drivers through glass. When a customer brings clothes into the fitting room, the RFID reader instantly identifies the SKUs. Concurrently, the camera uses a lightweight TensorFlow Lite model to analyze the customer's skin tone and style preference, overlaying matching accessory recommendations on the UI.
Increased accessory upselling by 22% in pilot stores. Mirror touch response feels instantaneous despite the thick two-way glass layer.
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