Making its debut at the global IT exhibition CES, Lumini Kiosk V2 recommends cosmetic products to consumers using artificial intelligence (AI).
The Korean-made smart mirror (kiosk) scans the face using imaging technology and special light (said to be different from other diagnostic devices) and homes in on six problem areas – the pores, sebum, redness, wrinkles, pigment and any other troubles. The skin’s condition is also physically checked by a therapist.
AI and big data technology are then used to determine the age of the customer, identify which parts of the face need more care and suggest the most suitable products.
The kiosk can be aligned with specific skincare brands and also provides skin analysis reporting.
“It’s like a personal skincare assistant which can boost the sales of any beauty business,” says Joey Speers, founder of US distributor Health Fit Systems, adding that the kiosk can analyse the skin in just 15 seconds.
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