Google launches a new experimental application called DopP announced on Thursday. The application is available iOS AND Android in the USA
DopPP has been designed to virtually try outfits in the digital version of yourself. The application works, first forcing you to send your whole body photo. From there, you can use photos or screenshots of various costumes to try them practically. These paintings can be a photo of the outfit that you see in a used store or on a friend, and even a screenshot that you see when scrolling social media.
After choosing the outfit you want to visualize, Poppl will create a picture of a virtual version of yourself in your outfit. DopPL can also make these static images and convert them into films generated by AI so that you can better understand what your outfit would look like in real life.
You can save your favorite appearance and browse all other virtual test. In addition, you can also share your appearance with others.
The technological giant claims that the new application is based on recently introduced Google capabilities, which allow you to try clothes. By launching functionality in an independent application, Google facilitates access to functions, while enabling people to explore their style in a funny and interactive way, believes that the company. It can also help Google collect more data on how such applications can work to help in future efforts in space.
While Google offered Virtual trial technology earlierEarlier functions focused on showing items on various models. Thanks to POPPP, the company allows you to try your clothes on the animated version of your own body.
“We hope that Poppl will help you discover your style in a new and exciting way,” said Google in a blog post. “As an experiment, Google Labs Doppl is at the beginning and can not always make the matter. The appearance, appearance and details of clothing may not always be accurate.”
Considering that DopPL is an experimental premiere, it is not known when or whether Google plans to transfer the application to additional regions.
