Metail is a specialist apparel AI house that focuses on helping apparel companies leverage AI technologies. They offer solutions like EcoShot (now owned by Tronog) for on-model imagery from 3D designs, Machine-Learning Advanced Motion Analytics (MAMA) for factory efficiency, and the Metail-Avatar-System (MAS) for accurate 3D body scans.
What is Metail?
How to use
Metail offers various AI-powered solutions. EcoShot allows users to visualize 3D apparel designs on real-life models. MAMA helps factory managers analyze sewing line efficiency. MAS enables accurate 3D body scans from smartphones.
Core Features
- EcoShot: On-model images from 3D designs
- Machine-Learning Advanced Motion Analytics (MAMA): Factory efficiency analysis
- Metail-Avatar-System (MAS): 3D body scans from smartphones
Use Cases
- Using EcoShot to visualize 3D apparel designs on real-life models for e-commerce.
- Implementing MAMA in factories to improve sewing line efficiency.
- Integrating MAS into mobile apps for made-to-measure clothing or body visualization.
FAQ
What is Metail EcoShot?
Metail EcoShot helps fashion brands go from 3D design to selling with real-life models in under 24 hours. It allows Browzwear VStitcher users to elevate the presentation of their designs beyond ghost mannequin and avatar renders. EcoShot is now owned by Tronog.
What is Metail's Machine-Learning Advanced Motion Analytics (MAMA)?
MAMA is used to improve the efficiency of factory sewing lines by analyzing how long line workers take to complete sewing activities.
What is the Metail-Avatar-System (MAS)?
MAS allows people to obtain an accurate 3D body scan from their smartphone and two photographs. It is used by Size Stream to power its suite of mobile apps.
Pricing
Pros & Cons
Pros
- AI-powered solutions tailored for the apparel industry
- Addresses various needs from design visualization to factory efficiency
- Leverages computer vision and machine learning expertise
- Offers innovative solutions like AI-generated models and 3D body scanning
Cons
- Some solutions like EcoShot are now operated by another company (Tronog)
- May require integration with existing 3D CAD software or mobile apps
- Specific hardware may be needed for some solutions like MAMA