Fashion by Kinect
Changing the way you dress

About Us

FbK

Welcome to Fashion by Kinect (FbK). Have you ever struggle on deciding what you want to buy online because of the uncertainty it causes such as it would fit or look good on you? With FbK we can help you get rid of that stress and worry by offering you a way to see those clothes on you!

FbK is a new innovative way to go about your online clothing shopping experience. FbK is an Xbox One application that utilizes the Xbox Kinect to generate a personalized 3D mesh of your body to use in a virtual fitting room. This virtual fitting room enables consumers to view how they would look with the clothing they selected. After selecting their outfit, consumers can easily share their selection with other people on FbK or on social media. After deciding on what clothing you want, you can purchase and select their saved outfits in their personalized wardrobe and purchase the clothing through the application.

———————————————————-

*FbK is currently available to Xbox One owners*

 

 

RSS Tech Crunch
  • Drive Capital’s second act –  how the Columbus venture firm found success after a split
    The venture capital world has always had a hot-and-cold relationship with the Midwest. Investors rush in during boom times, then retreat to the coasts when markets turn sour. For Columbus, Ohio-based Drive Capital, this cycle of attention and disinterest played out against the backdrop of its own internal upheaval several years ago -- a co-founder […]
  • Ask not for whom the Louvre of Bluesky tolls, it tolls for thee
    It’s a sad weekend over at Bluesky, where one of the best accounts has disappeared — though we can still hope for its resurrection.
  • Google faces EU antitrust complaint over AI Overviews
    A group known as the Independent Publishers Alliance has filed an antitrust complaint with the European Commission over Google’s AI Overviews, according to Reuters. The complaint accuses Google of “misusing web content for Google’s AI Overviews in Google Search, which have caused, and continue to cause, significant harm to publishers, including news publishers in the […]
RSS CNET