AR/VR Makeup Showroom

Submitted for the Summer Internship

On
METAVERSE VIRTUAL REALITY WITH UNITY
(from 5th June 2023 - 23rd July 2023)

Organized by

Department of INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

IGDTUW

By

Name - Nishi Vishwakarma

Course - BTech
Session - 2022-2026

INDIRA GANDHI DELHI TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY FOR

WOMEN

(Established by Govt. of Delhi vide Act 09 of 2012)

Kashmere Gate, Delhi - 110006
 INDEX

S.NO Title PAGE NO. Remarks

1. Certificate 2

2. Declaration 3

3. Acknowledgement 4

4. List of Figures 5

5. Abstract 6

6. Chapter 1 - Introduction 7

7. Chapter 2 - Literature Survey 8

8. Chapter 3 - Objectives 9

9. Chapter 4 - Methodology & 10

Implementation

10. Chapter 5 - Result Discussion 11

11. Chapter 5 - Conclusion and 17

Future Scope

12. References 18
 SUMMER INTERNSHIP CERTIFICATE
To Whom It May Concern

This is to certify that this internship report entitled “From Silence to Awareness:
Analyzing Gender-Based Violence Trends in India (2008-2020)”, done by
Ms.Nishi Vishwakarma; Roll No. 08201182022, student of
“3rd sem, ECE AI 2”, submitted to Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University for Women
, carried out at IGDTUW is accepted in terms of quality and the work has been done
under my supervision and guidance during 05-06-2023 to 23-07-2023 and is a record of
the bona fide work done successfullyThis report is prepared for her academic
requirement related to summer internship training. The plagiarism of this internship
report is less than 10%.

Date:

________________________

Signature of Supervisor

Name: ALONGBAR WARY

Designation: ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Department: IT

Organization:IGDTUW
 DECLARATION

I, Nishi Vishwakarma, solemnly declare that the report titled "AR/VR Makeup Showroom
project" is the result of my group-based research and analysis. I confirm that the content
presented in this report is original, and any external sources used have been appropriately
cited. This work has not been submitted for any other academic or professional purpose.

I acknowledge that I have adhered to ethical standards throughout the research process,
including the proper collection and use of data, and have maintained confidentiality and
integrity in handling sensitive information. Any contributions from others to this work have
been duly acknowledged.

I understand the consequences of academic misconduct and affirm that this report represents
my collaborated work, ideas, and interpretations. In the event that any aspect of this report is
found to be in violation of academic integrity, I accept responsibility for the consequences as
outlined by the relevant institution or organization.

Nishi Vishwakarma
08201182022
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all those who have contributed to the
completion of this report, "AR/VR Makeup Showroom project". This journey of research
and analysis would not have been possible without the support, guidance, and encouragement
of several individuals and organizations.

I would like to thank and congratulate my team members, AKSA, SHWETA SHARMA and
SNIGDHA for the successful completion of our project.

I extend my heartfelt appreciation to MR. ALONGBAR WARY, whose expertise,

constructive feedback, and valuable insights were instrumental in shaping the direction of this
research. Your mentorship has been a source of inspiration, and I am truly grateful for your
commitment to my academic and professional development.

I would like to thank the INDIRA GANDHI DELHI TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY FOR
WOMEN for providing the necessary resources, including access to data and research
facilities, that facilitated the successful completion of this report. Your support has been
integral to the quality and depth of the research.

I am indebted to my colleagues and peers who have provided meaningful discussions, shared
experiences, and offered their perspectives, enriching the overall quality of this work.
Collaborative efforts have undoubtedly contributed to the comprehensiveness of the findings.

Last but not least, I express my gratitude to my family and friends for their unwavering
support, understanding, and encouragement throughout the research process. Your belief in
my abilities has been a driving force behind the successful completion of this endeavor.

This acknowledgment is a testament to the collective effort and collaboration that has shaped
this report. Thank you to everyone who has played a part in making this research a reality.
 Abstract

The abstract for the AR/VR Makeup Showroom project methodology encapsulates a
systematic approach to leverage Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR)
technologies in revolutionising the makeup industry. The initiative introduces an innovative
virtual space where users can explore a diverse range of makeup products without physical
application, emphasising real-time virtual trials and personalised recommendations. The user
trial methodology is outlined, including participant selection, recruitment procedures, and the
careful definition of features within the AR/VR makeup showroom. The decision to
implement WebVR is justified, focusing on accessibility and a broader user reach. The
methodology details user training, scenario setup, and data collection methods, emphasising
the assessment of usability, effectiveness, and user satisfaction metrics. The analysis and
refinement stage aims to improve the platform based on collected user feedback. Real-world
implications, such as reduced physical waste and increased accessibility, are considered. The
abstract concludes by summarising the key findings and providing recommendations for
further refinement and optimization. This methodology provides a comprehensive framework
for evaluating the AR/VR Makeup Showroom, ensuring a thorough understanding of user
experiences and potential societal impacts.
 Introduction

The AR/VR Makeup Showroom project is an innovative initiative aiming to transform the
makeup shopping experience. Leveraging Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR)
technologies, the project creates a virtual space for users to explore a diverse range of
makeup products without physically applying them. Users can virtually try on different
makeup products in real-time, experiment with various looks, and receive personalised
recommendations based on their features. The AR feature allows users to superimpose virtual
makeup onto their faces using a smartphone or AR glasses, while VR provides an immersive
tour of the showroom, offering a unique and interactive shopping experience. This cutting-
edge technology has the potential to redefine how customers engage with makeup products
before making a purchase.

In this groundbreaking AR/VR Makeup Showroom project, the convergence of Augmented

Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies opens up new dimensions in the beauty
industry. The virtual space created allows users to transcend traditional limitations, offering a
comprehensive and interactive platform for exploring makeup products.One of the key
features is the ability to virtually try on various makeup products in real-time. Users can
experiment with different shades of lipstick, eyeshadows, and other cosmetics, all without the
need for physical application. This not only saves time but also provides a risk-free
environment for users to discover and refine their preferences.
 Literature Survey

The literature survey for the AR/VR Makeup Showroom project delves into various facets of
augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies, particularly their applications
in the beauty and cosmetics industry. Existing research underscores the increasing integration
of AR and VR in retail settings, emphasising their potential to enhance customer experiences
and improve decision-making processes. Notably, studies discuss the rise of virtual try-on
technologies in the beauty sector, examining user engagement and satisfaction levels.
Additionally, the literature explores user experience considerations in AR and VR
applications, emphasising the importance of user-centric design for immersive technologies.
The survey also explores the advantages of WebVR in e-commerce, highlighting its potential
to enhance accessibility and reduce barriers to entry. Moreover, insights from research on
personalised recommendations in e-commerce contribute to understanding the effectiveness
of tailoring virtual shopping experiences to individual preferences, a key feature of the
AR/VR Makeup Showroom. The societal impacts of AR and VR technologies, including
considerations of accessibility, inclusivity, and environmental sustainability, are also
explored. Furthermore, literature on hygiene concerns associated with traditional makeup
testers and the real-world applications of AR and VR in retail provides valuable insights for
the project's development and deployment. This comprehensive literature survey informs the
project's approach, drawing on a range of studies to guide the design and evaluation of the
innovative makeup exploration platform.
 OBJECTIVES

● The objective of conducting a user trial for the AR/VR Makeup Room is to enable
participants to virtually experiment with diverse makeup products, explore various
looks, and provide valuable feedback on their experience with the technology.
● This feedback is crucial for enhancing the design, functionality, and user-friendliness
of the AR/VR makeup room. The trial seeks to evaluate usability, effectiveness, and
user satisfaction, assessing participants' ability to apply makeup using AR/VR tools,
gauging their comfort levels, identifying challenges, and gathering suggestions for
improvements.
● The trial aims to refine the AR/VR makeup room based on authentic user insights,
ensuring it aligns seamlessly with the needs and preferences of its target audience.
● Assess the system's overall performance in terms of responsiveness, speed, and
accuracy in rendering virtual makeup applications. This helps identify any technical
issues that may impact the user experience.
● Evaluate the accessibility of the AR/VR makeup room for users with varying
abilities. This involves assessing features such as voice commands, gesture controls,
and other accessibility options to ensure an inclusive user experience.
● Measure the level of engagement and immersion experienced by users during the
virtual makeup trials. Understand how effectively AR/VR technology captivates users
and holds their interest throughout the makeup application process.
 METHODOLOGY

The methodology for the AR/VR Makeup Showroom project encompasses several key
components. Beginning with a comprehensive project overview, the methodology outlines
the introduction and objectives of the initiative, emphasising its innovative use of Augmented
Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) technologies to revolutionise the makeup industry.
The user trial design involves the careful selection of participants based on specific criteria,
with a detailed recruitment process that includes screening and informed consent procedures.
The features of the AR/VR makeup showroom, such as virtual try-on, real-time exploration,
and personalised recommendations, are clearly defined, along with customization options like
skin tone matching. The choice of WebVR as the implementation platform is justified,
focusing on its accessibility, wider reach, and lower barrier to entry. The user trial execution
involves participant training and scenario setup, ensuring users can effectively navigate and
utilise the AR/VR makeup showroom. Data collection methods include surveys, interviews,
and observational data, with defined metrics to assess usability, effectiveness, and user
satisfaction. The analysis and refinement stage encompass data analysis techniques and
strategies for refining the platform based on user feedback. Real-world implications are
considered, including the potential reduction of physical waste, increased accessibility, and
positive societal contributions. The methodology concludes with a summary of key findings
and recommendations for further refinement and optimization based on user trial outcomes.
This comprehensive approach ensures a systematic and insightful evaluation of the AR/VR
Makeup Showroom project.
 RESULT DISCUSSION

The results of the AR/VR Makeup Showroom user trial have yielded promising outcomes,
showcasing a high level of user engagement and satisfaction. Participants expressed
enthusiasm for the immersive virtual experience, particularly during the virtual try-on
sessions where they could experiment with different makeup products in real-time. The
WebVR platform demonstrated commendable usability, enabling users to access the makeup
showroom directly through web browsers without the need for additional installations. This
approach significantly lowered the barrier to entry, contributing to a positive and accessible
user experience. The effectiveness of virtual try-ons became evident as users found the
platform instrumental in visualising and deciding on various makeup products. Notably, the
project exhibited potential sustainability benefits by reducing the reliance on physical testers,
aligning with eco-friendly practices. Additionally, discussions emphasised the societal impact
and inclusivity of the technology, catering to users with diverse abilities and contributing to a
more inclusive beauty exploration. The ongoing refinement process, guided by user feedback,
focuses on improving interface elements, introducing additional customization features, and
optimising the platform for a seamless virtual experience. In conclusion, the results and
discussions underline the positive reception of the AR/VR Makeup Showroom, positioning it
as an innovative and user-friendly solution with the potential to reshape the makeup shopping
landscape.
 CONCLUSION

The user trial of the makeup showroom utilising WebVR has concluded on a positive note,
with participants expressing appreciation for the immersive virtual experience and the ease of
exploring a diverse range of makeup products. This successful trial underscores the
significant potential of WebVR to revolutionise the cosmetics industry, providing customers
with an interactive and convenient method for online makeup shopping.

The positive feedback received from participants indicates that the WebVR platform has
effectively captured their attention and engaged them in the virtual makeup exploration
process. The immersive nature of the experience has the potential to reshape the way
customers interact with cosmetic products in the digital realm, offering a compelling
alternative to traditional in-store experiences.

The trial results suggest that further refinement and optimization of the WebVR platform
could yield even more significant benefits. By addressing any identified areas for
improvement and enhancing the overall user interface and functionality, the platform could
achieve increased user engagement and, consequently, higher conversion rates. This implies
that a well-tailored and user-friendly WebVR makeup showroom has the potential to not only
attract customers but also drive successful transactions within the virtual environment.

In conclusion, the positive feedback from the user trial underscores the transformative power
of WebVR in the cosmetics industry. Continued efforts in refining and optimising the
platform could lead to a more seamless and enjoyable virtual shopping experience, further
solidifying WebVR's role as a game-changer in the way customers explore and purchase
makeup products online.
 FUTURE SCOPE

AR/VR makeup showrooms offer personalized try-ons, interactive tutorials, and social
sharing, enhancing user engagement and e-commerce. This tech-driven approach not only
differentiates brands but also provides valuable data for market research. The global
accessibility and potential for inclusivity make it a promising future for the beauty industry.

To enhance AR/VR makeup showrooms in the future, focus on refining user interfaces for
seamless interactions, improving virtual product accuracy, integrating AI for advanced
personalized recommendations, fostering social community engagement, and staying at the
forefront of technological advancements. Collaborate with influencers and invest in user-
friendly platforms to ensure widespread adoption and continued success.

GITHUB

https://nishi-0212.github.io/Metaverse-project/

DEMO VIDEO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mw7KYuLi7x8
REFERENCES

1. A-Frame Documentation: The official documentation for A-Frame

provides comprehensive guides, examples, and resources for building
VR experiences. (https://aframe.io/docs/)

2. Glitch: Glitch is a collaborative coding platform that supports A-

Frame development. It allows you to create and share web apps,
making it a useful tool for collaborative VR development.
(https://glitch.com/)

3. CodePen: CodePen is an online community for testing and

showcasing user-created HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code snippets.
You can find A-Frame examples and experiment with your own code.
(https://codepen.io/)

4. Mozilla Hubs: Mozilla Hubs is a social VR platform that allows users

to create virtual spaces. While it's not specifically A-Frame-based, it
can be a useful platform for experimenting with VR experiences.
(https://hubs.mozilla.com/)

5. WebVR Experiments: Google's WebVR Experiments showcase

various VR projects, and some may use A-Frame. It's a good source
of inspiration and examples. (https://webvr.info/)