Using Apple’s ARKit and Face ID technology, the app can show users what glasses would look like by rendering them in 3D and overlaying them on top of your face.
This episode sponsored by SendPro Online from Pitney Bowes 
eCommerce Minute listeners get a free 30-day trial at <a href="http://www.pb.com/minute">pb.com/minute</a>

Using Apple’s ARKit and Face ID technology, the app can show users what glasses would look like by rendering them in 3D and overlaying them on top of your face. This episode sponsored by SendPro Online from Pitney Bowes eCommerce Minute listeners get a free 30-day trial at pb.com/minute

Using Apple’s ARKit and Face ID technology, the app can show users what glasses would look like by rendering them in 3D and overlaying them on top of your face.
This episode sponsored by SendPro Online from Pitney Bowes 
eCommerce Minute listeners get a free 30-day trial at <a href="http://www.pb.com/minute" rel="noopener noreferrer">pb.com/minute</a>

409: Warby Parker's New AR Virtual Try-On

The eCommerce Minute is your weekly dose of eCommerce, tech and retail news, with your hosts John Suder, Bart Mroz, and Brittany Blackman. The show is a production of SUMO Heavy, an eCommerce consulting firm with offices in Brooklyn, NY, and Philadelphia.

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409: Warby Parker's New AR Virtual Try-On

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