Wannaby, a Belarus startup founded by ex-googler Sergey Arkhangelsky, just launched Wanna Kicks a new app that can let you virtually try on a pair of shoes.
The iOS app uses augmented reality to let users try on on various pairs of shoes. In the backend, the app was developed using convolutional neural networks, NVIDIA Tesla GPUs. and the cuDNN-accelerated PyTorch deep learning framework.
“Our mission is to break online shopping barriers,” Wannaby CEO Sergey Arkhangelskiy tells TechCrunch. “We believe that AR try-on can help customers to shop online and will wash away the difference between online and offline shopping.”
The app uses convolutional neural networks and 3D geometry algorithms to identify the position of the shoe in space.
“The AR and AI community will love our launch as well — we’ve accomplished a really difficult task in computer vision and rendering.”
Wannaby is a member of NVIDIA’s Inception program.
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- Wannaby, a Belarus startup founded by Sergey Arkhangelsky, has launched an iOS app called Wanna Kicks that uses augmented reality to let users virtually try on shoes.
- The app was developed using convolutional neural networks and NVIDIA Tesla GPUs, along with the cuDNN-accelerated PyTorch deep learning framework to enable its AR capabilities.
- Wannaby's CEO, Sergey Arkhangelsky, believes that the app's AR try-on feature will help bridge the gap between online and offline shopping.
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