Deliverables

This deliverable presents the work done to increase the attractiveness and accuracy of the 3D body models. This is achieved by implementing a new body space, evaluating different matching approaches and developing an improved segmentation algorithm to extract body silhouettes. In addition, a texturing approach has been presented. The base SDK modules are laid out, explaining how QuantaCorp integrates with the eTryOn applications.

In this deliverable, a basic working version used for iterative testing of the rigged, animatable 3D avatars and the self-scanning mobile application is delivered.

In this deliverable, the abstract classes of the simulation algorithms, the existing software and the first set of garments are provided.

In this deliverable the basic working version of the avatar-garment simulation  software will be provided in order to be used for iterative testing.

This deliverable prototypes a Machine Learning pipeline for the detection of categories and attributes within fashion imagery as well as the plans for the implementation backbone.

This deliverable uses the visual features extracted from fashion imagery (using the models from D3.1) in order to build models capable of forecasting fashion trends and predict the popularity of new garment designs.

This deliverable is a starting point for the architecture and technical decisions made in support of the eTryOn Project use cases and pilots.

This deliverable enumerates each software component in the eTryOn  systems, describing the location of running component examples, source  code and API documentation. To understand how these fit together, please refer to the architecture diagrams on that site: https://etryon.gitlab.io/techdocs/arch-diags/

This deliverable reports on the first version of the software implementation of the i) VR system that simulates the physical try-ons for immersive experiences, ii) mobile application for the fashion consumers for use in social media, iii) AR application for virtually trying on clothes.

D5.2 presents the initial versions of the eTryOn interaction systems which include three interactive solutions that were thoroughly described in D5.1.

This deliverable presents the analysis of the user requirements for the eTryOn applications, which were collected with the help of surveys and interviews. In more detail, the methodology for generating and distributing the questionnaires is presented, while the answers of the participating users are analysed both statistically and qualitatively.

The deliverable D6.2 describes the process of detecting and recruiting the most suitable testers for all 3 applications. As each one targets a different end consumer, the goal for the pilots is to capture this diversity and find testers who match as close as possible. Further on, a questionnaire containing the most important questions, affecting future development of the apps, will be assembled. This document also shows the methodology for extracting the tester feedback, including the structure of the different questionnaires used for the different eTryOn apps. Testing and evaluation protocols and evaluation criteria are also part of this document.

Report describing the overall deployment and evaluation of the eTryOn pilots through end user testing of trying virtual garments in comparison to physical garments and qualitative evaluations of such by studies of images/photos in juxtaposition.

D7.1 reports on the publicity material that has been developed for disseminating eTryOn objectives and goals to different target groups. In particular, D7.1 reports on the project website, poster, leaflet and factsheet, as well as the project’s social media accounts (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Instagram). This material will be made available to all consortium members for disseminating the project’s aims and activities to the wider public.

This deliverable presents the guidelines for the data collection, storage and ownership for all eTryOn activities. Additionally, it defines and ensures that all of the collected data are intended to be processed, relevant and limited solely to the purposes of eTryOn. Finally, it foresees the essential security measures that will be implemented to prevent unauthorized access to personal data or the equipment used for their processing. This deliverable will be updated on M18 prior to the pilots to incorporate any new guidelines that might rise.

This deliverable presents the practices that will be followed by eTryOn in order to ensure that all ethical, legal and privacy requirements are adopted throughout both the implementation of the eTryOn technologies as well as the interaction with end users during the piloting phase. It will act as guidelines for the data collection and ownership processes both during the project pilots and research activities.

This deliverable is an updated version of the practices that will be followed by eTryOn in order to ensure that all ethical, legal and privacy requirements are adopted throughout both the implementation of the eTryOn technologies as well as the interaction with end users during the piloting phase, that were initially presented in D8.4. It provides the general guidelines for the data collection and ownership processes during the project pilots and research activities. This updated version includes the detailed Information Sheet and Consent Form that will be collected from users during pilots. The Privacy Policy for all eTryOn services is also added. Finally, two versions of the Terms and Conditions are provided, for the two types of end users involved: fashion designers for Designer App, and consumers and fashion influencers for DressMeUp and Magic Mirror. 

This deliverable is an updated version of the guidelines for the data collection, storage and ownership for all eTryOn activities that was initially presented on D8.2. This updated version incorporates the new guidelines that have arisen along with the applications development, updating all relevant datasets and also enlarging the list with additional datasets required for the needs of the development phase and the pilots. In addition to defining and ensuring that all of the collected data are intended to be processed, relevant and limited solely to the purposes of eTryOn, it also foresees the essential security measures that will be implemented to prevent unauthorized access to personal data or the equipment used for their processing.