JCP GlamAR
JCP GlamAR brings 3D viewing, augmented-reality try-on and product configuration into digital shopping. Help customers inspect a product, explore available variations and visualize it in a more relevant context.
3D and augmented reality
A photograph shows one angle and one configuration. A shopper may want to rotate the product, inspect a detail, compare a material or see how it looks in their surroundings. GlamAR connects product digitization with interactive experiences that address those questions. The experience starts with the product model and available options, making asset quality and accurate product representation central to the work.
Inside JCP GlamAR
Build web-oriented 3D product assets from suitable images or CAD inputs. Prepare a digital representation that can support interactive viewing and other product experiences, with review of geometry, materials and visual details.
Give customers a product view they can rotate and inspect. Interactive zoom and multiple angles let the shopper explore the digital model beyond the fixed perspective of a conventional product photograph.
Use virtual try-on or product placement to show a product in a shopper's context. Face or surface tracking supports the relevant experience, depending on the product category and configured module.
Let customers explore supported changes to colors, materials and personalization options. The configurator brings selected variations into the product view so shoppers can inspect a choice before continuing their purchase journey.
The product in practice
Follow the decisions and handoffs that bring JCP GlamAR into your operation.
Select the products and prepare the available image or CAD inputs. Review the digital models against the physical products before using those assets in a customer-facing experience.
Match the product question to a viewer, try-on, placement or configuration experience. Define which variations the shopper can select and how the experience connects to product information.
Integrate the selected experience into the relevant digital journey. Review device behavior, visual representation and the handoff back to the product or purchase flow with your experience team.
In your working day
Start with the situation your team needs to address. Then map the capabilities and connections around it.
Combine a detailed product view with virtual try-on so shoppers can inspect a frame and explore its appearance in a personal context.
Let customers inspect a furniture model, compare supported material options and explore augmented-reality placement as part of their product research.
Show supported colors, materials or engraving options within a configurable product view, helping shoppers understand the selected combination before moving ahead.
A little more detail
Explore what JCP GlamAR could mean for your team.
Ask our teamGlamAR includes model-development capabilities using suitable image or CAD inputs. The required source assets and preparation work depend on the category, product complexity and experience you want to offer.
Virtual try-on provides an interactive visual experience. Keep sizing, dimensions and other product guidance available alongside it; the level of representation should be evaluated for the specific product and module.
The experience needs a defined set of supported options and the assets or rules required to represent them. Confirm colors, materials, personalization choices and the connection to purchasable variants during implementation.
Your next step
Talk through JCP GlamAR, your existing systems and the scope that fits your business.
Connect the capabilities, retail workflows and planning steps that matter to you.