Instead of going through the hassle of taking clothes on and off in the dressing room, the German Metro Group has come up with a new idea. The intelligent dressing room displayed at CeBit, can scan your measurements and display how a particular item of clothing will look on you on a projection screen. The customer can see the selected item in action and it can suggest other items.
[tags]shopping,technology,CeBit[/tags]
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