College Graduate Creates Virtual Mirror That Allows Customers to Try Items Before Purchasing
Toye Onikoyi shared turned The Muse Mirror into a lucrative business after getting positive reviews when his girlfriend shared the product online.
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Toye Onikoyi shared turned The Muse Mirror into a lucrative business after getting positive reviews when his girlfriend shared the product online.
A group of Black University of Rhode Island graduates is blending the worlds of augmented reality and fashion with its virtual mirror that lets you try on
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On April 30, eight up-and-coming entrepreneurs stood before the Rhode Island Black Business Association (RIBBA)—a non-profit organization dedicated to
The smart mirror, created by four URI graduates, uses augmented reality technology and is available for pre-order on March 4.