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Building a scalable virtual try-on solution using Amazon Nova on AWS: part 1

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This article explains how to build a scalable virtual try-on solution using Amazon Nova Canvas on AWS to reduce fashion returns in retail.

  • Online fashion returns cost retailers $890 billion annually; poor fit is top reason
  • Amazon Nova Canvas uses two 2D images to generate realistic virtual try-on results
  • Solution preserves garment details like logos, textures, and patterns accurately
  • Serverless architecture uses Lambda, DynamoDB, Step Functions, and API Gateway
  • DynamoDB Streams trigger asynchronous processing workflows for try-on generation
  • WebSocket connections provide real-time status updates to customers
  • Process completes in 7-11 seconds with automatic mask generation and pose detection
  • Supports multiple garment classes: upper body, lower body, footwear, full body
  • Can be deployed across ecommerce sites, mobile apps, kiosks, and social platforms
  • GitHub sample and solution guidance provided for quick implementation

Virtual try-on technology helps retailers reduce returns while maintaining customer satisfaction through accurate product visualization integrated into existing shopping channels.



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