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    Ikea Ribba Smart Mirror 50x50cm

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      puffel last edited by

      Hello fellow smart mirror enthusiasts,

      here is my smart mirror using MagicMirror!
      I used the Ribba frame from Ikea, 50cm X 50cm mirror glass and an old 13.3" macbook display.

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      I also added a usb microphone and a script to turn the display off and on depending on the sound level. It’s a very basic setup with just calendar, weather and news but I really enjoy it this way!

      More info on the smart mirror in german can be found here: https://blog.jonasmenk.de/2019/07/14/smart-mirror-selber-bauen/

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      • bhepler
        bhepler Module Developer last edited by

        Looks great! I like how thin you got everything.

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          kwaeksler last edited by

          Clean Setup, i like it 🙂
          Did you glue the circuit boards?

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            puffel last edited by

            Thanks! I used small screws to mount the boards on the backboard. The backboard is solid cardboard so it’s easy to drill the holes yet it’s solid enough to hold the boards.

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              n1xan last edited by

              Hi, this looks awesome. I really like the idea with the microphone sensor used to wake-up the mirror. Can you share the script that you used?

              Thanks a lot!

              P.S. I am using the same frame for my mirror and the only stopper I have is how to wake it up on demand, so this would be much appreciated.

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                puffel @n1xan last edited by

                @n1xan Thanks a lot! You can download the scripts from here: https://blog.jonasmenk.de/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/audio_display_control.zip

                Just run “python audio_display_control.py”. I run python 2.7 on raspbian.

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                • charlesey
                  charlesey Banned last edited by

                  This is amazing! I love stuff like this, awesome. I am also interested to install a smart mirror in my bathroom.

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                    mdhenriksen last edited by

                    Hi! It looks awesome! I’m planning to do something like that myself. Could you share some more pictures of it? I’m curious to see the quality of the glass from different angles 😃

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                      puffel last edited by

                      @mdhenriksen Thanks! Here are some more pictures:

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                      The mirror is a bit dirty as you can see in the last picture 🙂

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