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Japan’s AI Mannequins Are Changing the Way We Shop for Fashion

May 28, 2025 by Japan Daily 1 Comment

Japan’s AI Mannequins Are Changing the Way We Shop for Fashion

Imagine entering a store where the mannequin does more than just show off the clothes; it welcomes you, makes comments about your appearance, and suggests items based on your preferences. This isn't a fantasy or science fiction story. AI mannequins are now providing real-time fashion advice thanks to a Japanese research lab's innovative technology. These interactive … [Read more...] about Japan’s AI Mannequins Are Changing the Way We Shop for Fashion

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