29 August 2007 8:45 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
A truly geeky way of clothes shopping has launched in Korea.A new high-tech, virtual reality fitting system has debuted in the Shinsegae Department Store.
A three-dimensional scanner scans your body in detail in just 10 seconds then using that information, the system creates a 3D personalised image of you.
You can then see your avatar on a large screen and when you scan the RFID tag of an item you want to try on it will appear on your avatar.
This is being trialed in a real-life store, but the huge potential for this would be for online shopping.
And if you're thinking "don't do it" for the pink and grey combo in the image - it's a golf clothing shop, and as all we all know, looking faintly ridiculous is one of the rules of the game.
Gadgets, GeekBooTeek, Clothing, RFID
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