In 2015, Snapchat released its first set of augmented reality (AR) filters with instant success. The first iterations of these “Lenses” were limited to heart eyes, puppy ears, and other quirky embellishments for selfies that captured the hearts of users around the world. Now more brands are trying to get in on the action—it seems as though AR try-ons could be the future of fashion. Some businesses are already integrating AR try-ons into how they market their products. Luxury fashion retailer Farfetch, for instance, has integrated cloth simulation into their Snapchat campaign, allowing customers to see how the clothing might move in real life without actually putting anything on. How will virtual fitting rooms impact your shopping habits?Looking for more Tech Tmrw? Try our <a href="https://hitstartmedia.com/uncategorized/ar-and-the-future-of-fashion/">blog</a> and follow us on <a href="https://twitter.com/techtmrwpod">Twitter</a>.

Tmrw Explored: BioPrinting

Self-driving cars, designer babies, and 3D printed guns are no longer looming in the distant future: the future has arrived, and so has a tidal wave of technological innovation. On Tech Tmrw, we do a deep dive into the possible pros and cons of today’s innovations. We open each episode with a short-form science-fiction narrative exploring a hot topic in tech. Then, host Theo Miller, CEO and Founder of Hit Start Media, has an open conversation with the writers, technologists, and others who are most immersed in this new technology to investigate its consequences.