What’s the story?
LOOOK.AI launches AI-powered clothing try-on for smart mirrors, enabling full catalogue integration without traditional 3D production.
Why it matters
Retailers can now offer interactive try-ons without the cost of 3D asset creation, while customers can experiment with full outfits via the smartphone-controlled mirrors.
The bigger picture
AI-driven virtual try-ons are evolving to prioritize scalability and ease of use, reducing the technical barrier for brands to adopt AR technology in physical retail spaces.
In Augmented Reality News
March 24, 2026 – LOOOK.AI, a smart mirror platform developed by FFFACE.ME, has recently announced the introduction of a new real-time AI clothing try-on feature through the integration of Decart SDK.
LOOOK.AI’s technology transforms digital screens into augmented reality (AR) mirrors capable of delivering interactive content in physical retail environments. According to the company, this latest feature allows fashion brands and retailers to showcase entire clothing collections on digital screens without the need for traditional 3D modeling or product development.
The feature utilizes a software development kit (SDK) from Decart, an AI research lab backed by Sequoia and Benchmark. Decart builds real-time video and world models that allow brands to generate and edit immersive experiences for commerce and advertising.
“What was a long-time dream of the fashion industry brands, has finally become a reality,” said Dmytro Kornilov, CEO at LOOOK.AI. “We are excited about the integration of Decart SDK into our Smart Mirror platform, and unlocking a higher-quality real-time AI Clothing Try-on experience, instant addition of an unlimited number of clothing items with no development needed and never-before-seen seamless navigation that allows the user to switch between tens of items easily.”
LOOOK.AI stated that unlike traditional AR solutions that require detailed 3D garment modeling, its AI-based system enables brands to integrate an unlimited number of clothing items by uploading product catalogs. Users can control the interface directly from a smartphone by scanning a QR code. This allows visitors to navigate the mirror, switch between pieces, and combine outfits, including tops, bottoms, and footwear, without the use of physical touch or gesture controls.
“Most virtual try-on platforms depend on manually created 3D assets and long production cycles,” said Kfir Aberman, Founding Member at Decart. “Decart’s real-time generative models allow these experiences to be created directly from simple images, eliminating traditional 3D pipelines and enabling scalable, high-fidelity try-on across entire retail catalogues.”
The feature is designed for storefront installations and in-store retail experiences. Mirrors placed in storefronts can be used to automatically display selected items to attract passersby, according to the company. Inside retail spaces, customers can assemble outfits and experiment with combinations before selecting items for physical try-ons. The platform also includes performance analytics, photo capture, and printing capabilities to help brands track engagement.
For more information on LOOOK.AI and its augmented reality solutions, please visit the company’s website.
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About the author
Sam is the Founder and Managing Editor of Auganix, where he has spent years immersed in the XR ecosystem, tracking its evolution from early prototypes to the technologies shaping the future of human experience. While primarily covering the latest AR and VR news, his interests extend to the wider world of human augmentation, from AI and robotics to haptics, wearables, and brain–computer interfaces.