Mirror-Integrated Virtual Wig Display with Dual Cameras
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing wig display devices lack the ability to accurately superimpose imagery of wigs onto a user's head, failing to provide a realistic and properly sized virtual try-on experience.
Innovation Solution
A mirror-integrated device with two cameras, light emitters, and a transceiver that captures and displays the user's image, allowing for wireless communication with a personal electronic device to superimpose a wig image, along with hair recognition and distance measuring software to ensure accurate sizing and styling.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Measurement precision
If a single camera is used to capture user imagery, then the device structure is simple, but the ability to accurately superimpose wig imagery onto the user's head from different angles is insufficient
Solution Approach 1:
The patent divides the imaging function into multiple cameras positioned at different locations within the mirror. The first camera captures the user's front view while the second camera captures the back view, enabling comprehensive coverage for accurate wig superimposition from multiple angles.
2Illumination intensity
If no lighting system is integrated, then the device is simpler, but the quality of captured imagery and visibility for virtual try-on is insufficient
Solution Approach 1:
The patent combines the lighting function with the mirror structure by integrating light emitters into the mirror body. This merging approach provides necessary illumination for high-quality image capture while maintaining a compact and integrated device design.
3Adaptability or versatility
If wireless communication capability is added, then the user can receive wig images from personal electronic devices, but the device complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent integrates a transceiver into the mirror that enables wireless communication with personal electronic devices. This allows the system to receive wig images from external devices and display them on the mirror's screen, providing multi-functional capability for virtual try-on while maintaining ease of use.
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AI summary
A virtual wig display assembly includes a mirror and a display that is integrated into the mirror to display imagery. A first camera is integrated into the mirror to capture imagery of a user and a second camera is integrated into the mirror to capture imagery of the user. A plurality of light emitters is each attached to the mirror to emit light outwardly from the mirror. A transceiver is integrated into the mirror and the transceiver is in wireless communication with a personal electronic device for receiving a picture of a wig taken with the personal electronic device. The display superimposes the picture of the wig on a picture of the user thereby facilitating the user to view themselves with the wig.