@cowboysdude - Thanks. Yes, the users can add all the existing modules with this one. And a simple voice command will activate or deactivate them. We have used an existing email module to appear and disappear with voice command.

@Mykle1 - It won’t be able to run on a pi with the current configurations. Although we are looking for a less heavy design which can run smoothly on a pi. All the computation is done in the cloud to make it as lightweight as possible. But still I wont recommend it running on pi

@cruunnerr @cyberphox - Thanks for the encouragement and support. We won’t let you down.

@cowboysdude Hi thanks for the skepticism. We are used to it. The code and the final video shall be uploaded soon. Check the link for documentation
https://github.com/akshaybahadur21/Smart_Mirror

@17saiiqb This isn’t based on Google Assistant or Alexa. Although we have used google’s text to speech library. Will be posting the code soon.

Is It What to need.
We have made a demo video of the working of our mirror. It includes the video module as well.Uploading to git will take some time as we are doing the documentation part.
By the time you can have a look at the demo video.
Magic mirror powered by AI

I want to thank all the contributors of this forum without whom I could not have created my mirror.
It has been about three months since I attended this forum finally be able to present you my work.
I have included some extra modules like Uber, Zomato, Youtube etc.
The whole setup is ready but I still need a Mirror to mount. As Two-way mirrors are not easily available in my country, therefore, I have made a video on youtube for the demo. Will be uploading the code to git soon.
Until then a feedback from you guys will be much appreciated.
Here is the Youtube Link:
AI powered magic mirror

Git Repository

can someone guide me on how to open or close a module via test notification. I have this code for notification which should broadcast message to all:
this.expressApp.post(‘/module’, function (req, res) {

    	var data = "";

		req.on('data', function(chunk){ data += chunk})

		req.on('end', function(){

   			req.rawBody = data;

   			req.jsonBody = JSON.parse(data);

   			url = req.jsonBody.url

   			statuss = req.jsonBody.statuss

   			console.log(url)

        	self.sendSocketNotification("MODULE", {"module":url, "statu": statuss })

        	res.sendStatus(200);

		})

    });

@StefanMe Yes, we have build it quite a time ago. But haven’t uploaded it. Don’t worry we are going to do it soon.