Virtual Try On: Wear glasses digitally with NodeJS, Puppeteer, and Chrome
Conference (INTERMEDIATE level)
Fellini
Step into a world where innovation meets elegance, where the quest for the perfect pair of glasses is transformed into an enchanting digital experience. The Virtual-Try-On is capable to digitally wear glasses on customer faces using a simple user photo.
The talk explores the innovative application of NodeJS, Puppeteer and Google Chrome to create this Virtual-Try-On solution. The speaker delves into the technical nuances of leveraging these technologies to simulate the experience of trying on glasses digitally. By utilizing NodeJS for server-side operations, Chrome as the interface, and Puppeteer for automating browser tasks, the system captures user images and overlays various eyeglass models, offering a highly interactive and user-friendly interface.
The session highlights the challenges faced during development, such as handling image data on the fly and ensuring performances. The talk also touches on debugging techniques and scalability considerations, providing valuable insights for software engineers looking to running multiple browsers server side in their projects. Furthermore, practical use cases, potential market impacts, and improvements in customer experience will be presented.
The talk explores the innovative application of NodeJS, Puppeteer and Google Chrome to create this Virtual-Try-On solution. The speaker delves into the technical nuances of leveraging these technologies to simulate the experience of trying on glasses digitally. By utilizing NodeJS for server-side operations, Chrome as the interface, and Puppeteer for automating browser tasks, the system captures user images and overlays various eyeglass models, offering a highly interactive and user-friendly interface.
The session highlights the challenges faced during development, such as handling image data on the fly and ensuring performances. The talk also touches on debugging techniques and scalability considerations, providing valuable insights for software engineers looking to running multiple browsers server side in their projects. Furthermore, practical use cases, potential market impacts, and improvements in customer experience will be presented.