The eyewear company is continuing its AI investments through a new Google partnership and a tool that gives shoppers ...

Warby Parker is teaming up with Google to develop smart glasses and has launched an AI tool to help customers shop online.

Developed with Stagwell's Kettle, the companies call it a first-of-its-kind technology and a major step forward in digital retail innovation.

Android XR head Shahram Izadi talked to CNET about Google's big next steps for AI, AR and VR, and the company's partnerships ...

With the specific details of your face tracked, the tool can recommend frames ... and scale required for Warby Parker’s business communications, AI algorithms are relied upon.

Warby Parker is calling the new tool Virtual Try-On. “Shopping for glasses is challenging for most people,” Warby Parker co-founder and co-chief executive Dave Gilboa said in a statement ...

Warby Parker has built a DTC business on home try-ons of glasses and sunglasses, sending five pairs of frames to shoppers to test out before sending them back with a final selection. The new AR try-on ...

Way back in 2010, Warby Parker ... the tool, which it calls “Virtual Try-On.” Testing products virtually could be a way for a company to overcome the challenge of evolving shopping habits.

Here’s how Warby Parker uses it. This story contains interviews with Warby Parker’s Data Science director Carl Anderson, and VP of Technology Lon Binder. When it comes to data science ...