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Google announced on Thursday that it is launching a new AI feature that allows users to essentially try clothes. The technological giant also launches updated price alerts and teaches an upcoming feature that will allow users to explore the clothes and inspiration of the room using genetic images.

The official launch of Virtual Try-on comes two months after the start of Google for the first time. The function works by allowing users to upload a photo of themselves to essentially try a piece of clothes.

The operation is starting today in the United States, allowing users to try out clothing elements in Google’s shopping chart throughout the search, Google purchases and product results in Google images.

To use the function, users must click on a product or clothing registration result and choose the “Try it” icon. From there, they have to upload a complete photo of themselves. Then they will be able to see what they could look like wearing clothes. Users can store the look and share them with friends.

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While Google has offered Virtual Test Technology BeforeThe previous features focused on the appearance of elements in a wide range of models’ bodies. With this new feature, the company allows users to try clothes in a virtual version of their own body.

The launch comes as Google invests in the virtual test area. Last month, the technology giant launched an experimental application called Doppl used by AI to visualize how different clothes could be seen.

A Google spokesman told TechCrunch that while both the new Try-on and Doppl feature are powered by the same AI genetic technology, the application is designed for buyers to go even deeper with a virtual test to allow them to clean their personal style. In addition, DOPPL can create AI videos so that users can feel better in the way in which the uniform would see them in real life.

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As for new price alerts, users can now determine the amount they want to spend on an item. Starting today, buyers in the United States can set a notification of a product and determine their preferred size and color, as well as the price they want to pay.

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“Shopping chart has products and prices from all over the web – so we’ll let you know when there is an offer that meets your criteria,” said Danielle Buckley, Google Consumer Market Manager, in one blog. “You still don’t constantly check if the bag you look at is finally at the right price for you or forge the return to a product you loved.”

From the point of view of the upcoming function inspiration for the inspiration of uniform and room design, Google says users will have access to this autumn. It will allow users to do things like Get Style Inspo for a green dress for a garden party or design ideas for a bedroom.

The technological giant says that Match vision technology will create a series of visual options for the question and will use the 50 billion products in the market chart to display product lists for optical matches.

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