Finally I found the time to bring my 6 year old Cybertecture Mirror back to life. Sneak Peek from ubergizmo I installed a 60GB SSD and installed Linux Mint. MagicMirror2 runs great on it. The original software was at that time still in beta-stage and therefore not fully developed. At that time I tried to write my own software because there was nothing comparable at that time. But I gave it up pretty quickly. Here you can see the last update many years ago… First Software test Next I try to program a module which can communicate with the original body scales. I want to make the cables disappear in the wall and connect it to Homeassistant. Now the mirror is hanging in the hallway and the second one’s probably in the bathroom or he will be sold. I look forward to lively discussions with you! [image: 1506374939495-_20170925_232846.jpg]

@Damian That’s how you do it… you’re doing it right… a little at a time :) You’ll get it!

Nevermind my rambling earlier. :) Looks good tho! 400 SEK for the mirror sounds like a bargain, hope I get something similar when I visit my glass shop. Do you know how thick the glass will be?

@kclemen very cool and beautiful bathroom 👍

@kclemen thank you, I use a 42" Infocus monitor and a 22" monitor. [image: 1504140933831-mymirror.jpg]

@pingywon Thank you! Hope I can get some good stuff on there

Here’s my effort! It currently uses these modules…clock, Google calendar, openhab floor plan showing lights and temps, bus timetable for 2 local routes, weather, compliments, network speed monitor, Google traffic map and cctv feed (bottom right, camera was offline!) All this is backlit with rgb leds controlled from openhab2! (https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5Y3FEyfKYgkaFZuREhNZVNlenc/view?usp=drivesdk)

@AJax2012 Customising the CSS is not currently possible unfortunately, as far as I know Source

@CommanderB Super !

@dvbit sorry for the late answer. This is the exact product description according to the delivery note: 01-003 2WS XT-Plexiglas (Arcylglas) Spiegel 2 Way (Spionspiegel) transparent

@shashank, on the non-touch use of a timer, I don’t have anything built in. Maybe it could be integrated with one of the voice recognition modules. I have an Amazon Echo nearby. It’d be cool to show the real-time status of Alexa timers, but I haven’t seen a way to do that.

Has any one tried MM on ASUS tinkerboard?

@pascal456 Thank you!

@lucallmon said in First Build - 30" w/ custom frame and AlexaPi integration: @cyberphox https://github.com/alexa-pi/AlexaPi with https://github.com/dgonano/MMM-AlexaPi module. Can the Alexa wake word be modified to something specific like “Magic Mirror”?

@Chiumanfu yeah it works well. Once I figured out that I had the sensitivity and timeout options flipped, that is!! As you would imagine, the sensor is very directional – you need to be standing in front of the mirror for it be triggered, but it will pick up motion across its path well across the room. If the screen is fully off, the PIR sensor picks up motion early enough that the TV has a chance to come fully on by the time you walk up to the mirror.

I saw a post about a smart mirror and saw that it didn’t take many parts to assemble and decided to make one. I had an old monitor laying around (13x15), it was DVI however, so I did have to buy an adapter, but I found the monitor really useful as it has to external USB ports and two internal, in addition to the 4 the raspberry Pi has I have 8 total, and I got my raspberry pi from amazon in a kit. I also got my frame and 3mm, 2 way acrylic mirror from Amazon for my 16th birthday! Finished with what I want on the magic mirror. [image: 1498142778107-img_4384-resized.jpg] I used a 18x24 in. mirror with the 13x15in monitor. I had to figure out how to get the monitor to stay in the top right and make everything fit. I liked having the bigger mirror than monitor to have more room to actually have a mirror and for cord management. [image: 1498142840305-img_4385-resized.jpg] I used a type of cardboard from an old bulleting board my grandpa made and cut out the size of the monitor to fit it in. [image: 1498142905897-img_4398-resized.jpg] Here is the final of what the back looks like. [image: 1498142940143-img_4399-resized.jpg] I am putting the mirror on my dresser, and in the top drawer I put in a keyboard for easy access to make changes. [image: 1498143005690-img_4408-resized.jpg] and drilled a hole in the back of the dresser [image: 1498143029347-img_4409-resized.jpg] the cords behind the dresser [image: 1498143085297-img_4413-resized.jpg] Here are some pictures of the final project. Thanks to Michael for creating everything that makes this possible. [image: 1498143136307-img_4400.jpg] [image: 1498143150684-img_4401-resized.jpg] [image: 1498143178568-img_4403-resized.jpg] My Modules: Default: clock current weather weather forecast calendar compliments newsfeed - ESPN, TechCrunch, NYTimes, Engadget, Mashable, ProFootballTalk MMM-Todoist- love how during the school day I can enter my homework so when I get home I know what I have. MMM-MLB- go Rangers! MMM-NFL (hidden)- Go Patriots! MMM-NBA (hidden) -Go Thunder! MMM-Remote-Module- easy to hide MMM-System-Stats - check the temp of the CPU If you have any questions feel free to ask!

@techadi Looks awesome!! Congrats!

@FreddyH Thanks! Kind regards