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King Children, a startup that makes custom eyewear, also uses Apple's TrueDepth technology to let customers preview a pair of glasses and take fit measurements to personalize things like the lens height and width, the nose bridge, and the nose pad position. Want to try on that T-shirt without waiting in line for the fitting room? Use an augmented-reality fitting room instead. Want to see that Ikea bookshelf in your living room before you schlep it from the store (and assemble all those tiny pieces)? Preview it in augmented reality. 'Virtual try-on' belongs to a crop of new consumer-facing apps and tools that take advantage of the recent gains in AR tech. I tested the feature against the pair of Warby Parker glasses I already own, and the virtual version of my frames looked identical to the real thing. The glasses stay fixed in place as you turn and tilt your head, and even show the way light filters through a pair of acetate frames or shines on metal details.

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Download the app, choose a pair of frames, then swipe down to activate 'virtual try-on,' which opens the front-facing camera and maps the glasses onto your face. Leveraging the face-mapping tech on Apple's iPhones (iPhone X and up), the Warby Parker app will now include a 'virtual try-on' feature, which lets customers preview what glasses would look like in impressive detail using augmented reality.

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