 I've just stepped into a dress here at CES 2013. This is a virtual signage prototype that they have here from FaceCake. It's called the FaceCake Swivel. We saw this last year, but what this is using is a Kinect and they've designed this to, they've scanned these clothes and the idea is that when you're walking down the street you might see this signage and you'll decide that you'd like to step into it and see what it's like. So if I step in I could check out this purse and I could add a necklace and I could even switch hands. FaceCake is hoping that retailers and other advertisers will be using these signs and molds and even in their front windows to get people not only to view a photograph of the clothing or the accessories, but they'll be able to actually try it on. It's not in any stores yet at the moment, but they plan on improving it and I'm sure they're shopping it around. The sign's based on the same technology that we saw last year from FaceCake, which is the FaceCake Swivel, a virtual dressing room that lets you choose dresses and suits and ties that you'd like to try on. They've also announced here at CES a FaceCake Swivel Up Close, which is designed for you to try on makeup in a very similar fashion. The technology itself is based off of a Kinect sensor. They're reading body size and they've already created models in-house. They've created models of clothing and accessories and they're mapping it onto your body. The sign itself is designed for retailers or advertisers that would like to not only show static imagery on digital signs, but they'd like to try to get people to actually try on these clothes without even stepping into the store. Of course, we haven't seen this yet in action, like in reality, but the FaceCake says that they'll keep on working on it and they'll keep on improving it, of course. Swivel ran a trial of the technology this past fall at 20 Bloomingdales and if you'd like to try it out yourself, we're told that they're going to start running it later this year.
 I've just stepped into a dress here at CES 2013.
 This is a virtual signage prototype that they have here from FaceCake.
 It's called the FaceCake Swivel.
 We saw this last year, but what this is using is a Kinect and they've designed this to,
 they've scanned these clothes and the idea is that when you're walking down the street
 you might see this signage and you'll decide that you'd like to step into it and see what
 it's like.
 So if I step in I could check out this purse and I could add a necklace and I could even
 switch hands.
 FaceCake is hoping that retailers and other advertisers will be using these signs and
 molds and even in their front windows to get people not only to view a photograph of the
 clothing or the accessories, but they'll be able to actually try it on.
 It's not in any stores yet at the moment, but they plan on improving it and I'm sure
 they're shopping it around.
 The sign's based on the same technology that we saw last year from FaceCake, which is the
 FaceCake Swivel, a virtual dressing room that lets you choose dresses and suits and ties
 that you'd like to try on.
 They've also announced here at CES a FaceCake Swivel Up Close, which is designed for you
 to try on makeup in a very similar fashion.
 The technology itself is based off of a Kinect sensor.
 They're reading body size and they've already created models in-house.
 They've created models of clothing and accessories and they're mapping it onto your body.
 The sign itself is designed for retailers or advertisers that would like to not only
 show static imagery on digital signs, but they'd like to try to get people to actually
 try on these clothes without even stepping into the store.
 Of course, we haven't seen this yet in action, like in reality, but the FaceCake says that
 they'll keep on working on it and they'll keep on improving it, of course.
 Swivel ran a trial of the technology this past fall at 20 Bloomingdales and if you'd
 like to try it out yourself, we're told that they're going to start running it later this
 year.