Apple's new patent is granted: mapping body data based on CGR technology to show the effect of clothing

CTOnews.com, Nov. 9, according to a list published by the U.S. Trademark and Patent Office (USPTO), Apple has obtained a technology patent describing an application based on computer generated reality (CGR) technology to improve the purchasing experience for users.

According to the patent description, Apple introduced a sales app for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Vision Pro, which uses CGR technology to generate a virtual image of the buyer and then show the effect of T-shirts, jerseys or other items.

CTOnews.com attached a patent design sketch as follows. In CGR, users are required to take photos and upload multiple photos, and then enter relevant data. The system will generate a virtual model close to the user, which is easy to show the upper body effect of clothing and items to the user.

Apple patent figure 2e above shows the graphical user interface (GUI) # 260, which allows the user (# 22) to search for wearable physical objects based on the human body model (# 270). In some implementations, GUI allows people to generate body models.