Smart Mirror

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The fairest of them all. A DIY voice controlled smart mirror with IoT integration.

Overview

The Smart Mirror project offers an engaging way to turn a Raspberry Pi 2+ into a personalized mirror that not only reflects your image but also provides valuable information and updates. This innovative setup merges technology and functionality, making it a perfect addition to any modern home. With a suite of features available, users can tailor their Smart Mirror experience to fit their unique needs.

Features

  • Quick Installation: Designed for users of the Raspberry Pi 2+, installation is straightforward and can be completed rapidly to get you started without delay.
  • Comprehensive Documentation: Accessible manuals guide users through installation, configuration, and troubleshooting, ensuring a smooth setup process.
  • Live Support on Discord: Engage with a community of users through live chat on Discord, where help and discussions about mirror-related issues are readily available.
  • Development and Contributing: The project is open for contributions, allowing developers to collaborate and enhance the Smart Mirror's capabilities by following clear guidelines.
  • Debugging Tools: A dedicated debug window can be launched for troubleshooting, providing users with insights into operations and potential issues.
  • Feature Requests: Users can actively participate in the development process by submitting feature requests and suggestions, helping shape the future of the Smart Mirror.
  • MIT License: The project is open source, giving users the freedom to modify and improve upon the existing functionalities.
  • Community Engagement: A vibrant user community fosters discussions, shares ideas, and helps prioritize the most desired features through collaborative feedback.
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