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The document describes a "3D Magic Mirror" technology that allows customers to virtually try on clothing without getting undressed. It occupies less space than traditional dressing rooms and reduces inventory costs. The mirror uses cameras, 3D modeling, and gesture recognition to allow users to see clothing rendered on their body in real-time. Potential applications discussed include deployment in retail stores, wedding studios, boutiques, and other locations to improve the shopping experience.
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