A Raspberry Pi 3, or an older Raspberry Pi with a Wi-Fi adapter.; A monitor with HDMI-in. This will be the screen for the smart mirror, so whatever size you choose is how big your mirror will ...

You'll want to aim for something reasonably powerful for your smart mirror, with Raspberry Pi recommending a Raspberry Pi 3 Model A+ at the very least in its tutorial. If you have the budget, a Pi ...

Every few weeks a new homespun smart mirror pops up on Reddit. The formula is pretty staid by now: put an LCD and a Raspberry Pi behind a one-way mirror, and now you have a weather widget to look ...

Any Raspberry Pi will work, although [Nathan] uses a Pi B+. Although he managed to score a free one-way mirror from a local glass shop, you can buy one for about $13. This is the kind of project ...

This innovative project utilizes a Raspberry Pi Zero W, which costs roughly $10, together with a 7.5 inch Waveshare E Ink display priced at around $49, a microSD card, and a micro USB power adapter.

Connected to the TV on the back is a Raspberry Pi 2 via HDMI, that’s powered via USB. While some smart mirrors use a camera to capture what is in front of it, this one is more passive, using ...

Using a Raspberry Pi 4 model B and the official Raspberry Pi camera module version 2, Eben Kouao has created a fantastic touchscreen smart mirror complete ...

One of the trademark devices in nearly every Hollywood blockbuster version of the future is a smart mirror that shows off a daily schedule, clock, weather, and other important updates. Blogger ...

He took a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (2GB) and built himself a smart mirror, which is exactly what it sounds like—a mirror with smart capabilities and touch support.

We'll go over six of the Raspberry Pi-powered smart home projects you can build, some of which are great for beginners. Read more: 6 Of The Best Anti-Glare Night Driving Glasses, According To User ...