Hi all!

Since we recently built our house, and we didn’t have a mirror where we could see ourselves, I decided to make it a magic mirror and sort of information hub for the family.

The mirror runs on an RPI4 8GB (first I tried it with an RPI3B+ but that turned out to be to slow) and an 17" laptop replacement screen. The mirror glas is 45cmx170cm and 4mm thick. I also added a lightsensor to control the brightness of the screen depending of how bright it is at home.

Used modules:

• clock
• calendar x 2: our family-google-calendar and an calendar with holidays
• weather
• MMM-DWD-Pollen: our son has a pollen allergy so to be prapared
• MMM-EmbedURL x 2: for the front IPTV Cam and the car information (is the car locked or open, total mileage and how many miles to go)
• MMM-Fuel: shows the cheapest gas station in a diameter of 5km from home
• MMM-MoonPhase: just because i like the looks of it
• MMM-DailyPokemon: for the kids ;)
• newsfeed: with two rss feeds

So thats how the thingy looks like:

And some pictures from the construction process:

Thanks for coming to my TED-talk ;)

cheers

@cyberdie

of course:

https://www.glas-star.de/collections/mirropane-chrome-spy

@Klinge

The Number on github is the correct one as statet on the github site

“There is a map that sows all part regions (but you have to match it to the numbers shown above)”

Dumb take but did you try to just wait one day? DWD pushes the numbers out once a day, if there are no new ones it shows nothing on the module.

@cyberdie

of course:

https://www.glas-star.de/collections/mirropane-chrome-spy

@Murph Pilkington Mirropane™ Chrome Spy

@cyberdie with see-thru double sided tape around the edges

Cool stuff!

Hi all!

Since we recently built our house, and we didn’t have a mirror where we could see ourselves, I decided to make it a magic mirror and sort of information hub for the family.

The mirror runs on an RPI4 8GB (first I tried it with an RPI3B+ but that turned out to be to slow) and an 17" laptop replacement screen. The mirror glas is 45cmx170cm and 4mm thick. I also added a lightsensor to control the brightness of the screen depending of how bright it is at home.

Used modules:

• clock
• calendar x 2: our family-google-calendar and an calendar with holidays
• weather
• MMM-DWD-Pollen: our son has a pollen allergy so to be prapared
• MMM-EmbedURL x 2: for the front IPTV Cam and the car information (is the car locked or open, total mileage and how many miles to go)
• MMM-Fuel: shows the cheapest gas station in a diameter of 5km from home
• MMM-MoonPhase: just because i like the looks of it
• MMM-DailyPokemon: for the kids ;)
• newsfeed: with two rss feeds

So thats how the thingy looks like:

And some pictures from the construction process:

Thanks for coming to my TED-talk ;)

cheers