I use my MM2 in my bedroom and I use it every morning. It would be beneficial for me to look at the mirror and have an outfit idea up for me.

• Summary: In between the hours of 5:30am to 7:30am, display the outfit idea somewhere on the screen. It can then be cleared using a hand gesture, or it can remain on the mirror.
• Setup and Logic: The user will have to take a picture of all of their articles of clothing and label them something basic (i.e. Red Long Sleeve Shirt.jpg, Blue Jeans.png). The module will read the forecast for the day and select based upon the high temperature and precipitation. The user will set their temperature threshold (40F to 55F = long sleeve or 75F to 95F = shorts). The module will select from different buckets: shorts, pants, long sleeve, short sleeve, sweater, jacket, collared shirt, button down, etc. There will be basic logic to assist with matching: if red shirt, then no red pants.

It is a rough idea, but I would love to see it come to fruition. I am more than happy to work with someone to code this. I do not have experience coding modules but I do have experience with Fortran (stone age stuff).

@plumcraft @KirAsh4 I agree, taking pictures would be painstaking. That is a good idea to do text data – like a description to that shirt, and then matching that with pants. I’m also talking super basic here: shoes, pants, shirt, casual jacket. Do you think you could help me with a skeleton on that?

I use my MM2 in my bedroom and I use it every morning. It would be beneficial for me to look at the mirror and have an outfit idea up for me.

• Summary: In between the hours of 5:30am to 7:30am, display the outfit idea somewhere on the screen. It can then be cleared using a hand gesture, or it can remain on the mirror.
• Setup and Logic: The user will have to take a picture of all of their articles of clothing and label them something basic (i.e. Red Long Sleeve Shirt.jpg, Blue Jeans.png). The module will read the forecast for the day and select based upon the high temperature and precipitation. The user will set their temperature threshold (40F to 55F = long sleeve or 75F to 95F = shorts). The module will select from different buckets: shorts, pants, long sleeve, short sleeve, sweater, jacket, collared shirt, button down, etc. There will be basic logic to assist with matching: if red shirt, then no red pants.

It is a rough idea, but I would love to see it come to fruition. I am more than happy to work with someone to code this. I do not have experience coding modules but I do have experience with Fortran (stone age stuff).