Prototype only, for internal validation of the technique.
Search your live catalog to tag this test with the real product being measured.
This determines what fitting height can honestly be: a real measurement, or a standard estimate.
A clear, front-facing photo, looking straight at the camera with even lighting. No card or reference object needed — calibration now comes from the iris itself.
Pull these two numbers from your lens lab's own published specs for the design being ordered — don't estimate them yourself. This is the standard fit for that lens design, not a measurement of this customer.
Generates several independent AI try-on composites of this exact frame on this photo. In each one, locates the lens's top edge, bottom edge, and the pupil, and expresses the pupil's position as a percentage of that specific lens's real height — which mathematically guarantees the result can never exceed the lens itself, regardless of what the AI generates. Averages across samples, discarding statistical outliers first. This is a stabilized AI estimate, not a measurement: it converges on a consistent answer, not necessarily an accurate one for this customer's actual face. Requires a frame with lens height data selected in step 1, and a photo uploaded in step 3.