The world's first holographic intelligent mannequin has gone on display in the UK as part of a fashion exhibition taking place during London Technology Week.
The 3D virtual mannequin, designed by Headworks, features a holographic head atop a physical body.
Additional exhibits include a 3D printed wearable garment and a 'Bruise Suit' developed by London's Royal College of Art.It detects internal injuries in the body and is meant for athletes.
Also on display is 'InMoov Robot', a fashion/tech interactive robot dressed in a piece of clothing and projected onto with animated fashion imagery, and a series of men's sensor-enabled sports jackets by Infi-Tex clothing that allow the wearer to play music through sensors on their clothes.
A behind-the-scenes look at London Fashion Week using 360 degree video and content curated by creative communications agency Village also stars in the show.
"From fashion start-ups, 3D printing and social media, to improving in-store customer experience, brands in London have been leading the way in how to incorporate the latest tech advances into their fashion message," London based designer, Brook Roberts explained.
London Technology Week is Europe's largest festival of technology, convening with leading figures from the technology and wider business community and focusing on London as a tech hub. The event runs through June 26.
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