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[lolobyte]

is the mirror???

[lolobyte]

@Advokaten maybe this will help you!

[mantha]

Hi together,

long weekend - perfect to finish the mirror hardware.
Please find attached some pictures of the assembly + first impressions of the running mirror.
(due to i still struggling to bring my java software to the raspberry, there are some cables to the laptop who will disappear in the final setup).

Overall I´m satisfied, I believe I need to play a little bit with the light conditions and install a spot on top of the mirror to compensate the light absorbation of the mirror.

Might it be possible to craft a glass working like a “silver reflected sun-glass”?

[lolobyte]

Hi @mantha , great to see your mirror goal without any broken corners. ;-)

Nice work. Great idea with your AL-Rail.

What kind of modules you are using? Standard?
I don’t think so!

[mantha]

No it is a own development! The objective of the project was to get in touch with advanced AI and IoT.
I struggled to get this working with Node.js and python. So I failed back to Java with a Javafx frontend.

[Binog]

hey look awesome ! Are you willing to share that with the community?

[mantha]

@Binog sure, once when it is finished. Currently there are some “workarounds” like hard coded login to mercedes connect.me for controlling the auxheat what prevent me from sharing…

[sero]

@mantha
The image of the car interieur is from the Mercedes Connect Me webapp, isn’t it? 👍 Did you manage to show/control the auxheat from your mirror?

[A Former User]

@mantha Nice work! Can you please post a picture from the rear side?

[Woody]

Hi all you DIYer !
got my mirror finished this weekend and just want to show you the result. Unfortunately, the mirrorglas itself is not what I’ve expected, in particuler under my light conditions it’s to dark. Maybe I’ll replace it in the future. Anyway this should not come over as criticism, @Goldjunge_Chriz made a great job and and I want to say thanks again.

[Advokaten]

@Woody what happens if you add a light source above or in front of the mirror? Does it seem “clearer”??

[Advokaten]

@mantha I love the design you made with the frame. Any possibility of revealing where you found the materials (particularly the aluminum)? Also, what size is the mirror and monitor? :) Thanks

[Woody]

@Advokaten Yes, I tried several light scenarios with different but not satisfying results.

[A Former User]

@Woody Are you happy with your mirror choice?

[Ali Baba]

With which glue can i fix the mirror at a wodden plate? I try it at weekend with mirror Mounting Tape from Tesa at the edges of the mirror but some hours later the mirror
Dissolved itself. The other problem is that the tape is white and so i can see it Through the mirror.
At next i will try “tesa doppelseitiges Montageband Powerbond”. This is black and so i hope that it would be nott seen through the mirror.

[A Former User]

@Ali-Baba Realy nice idea and work. Instead of glue or tapes you can use a alu u-strip screwed to the wodden plate. So you can remove the mirror easier in the future.

[Ali Baba]

Good Idea but i´m worry that the mirror is than not ckose to the wood and it will comes some light behind the mmirror.

[A Former User]

@Ali-Baba The u-strip can be a little bit embedded or you can use felt. ;)

[Goldjunge_Chriz]

Hello guys,

we still need some great Magicmirror pictures for the Onlineshop. I would be very happy if some of you could take some nice pictures of the finish mirror and make them available to us. Many thanks in advance :)

[Goldjunge_Chriz]

Here you will find a very nice video of @mantha , who used my mirror for his project.
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/2728/my-smartmirror-based-on-goldjunge_chriz-glass

Finally someone shows impressively a few results with the glass :)

I would be very happy if more such videos and pictures of all of you would be presented here. Above all, we also need a bit of visual material for the online shop. We would be happy if some of you would provide us with a few files here. Thank you very much.