7th National Conference On Advanced Computing Technologies March 14, 2020

Intelligent Mirror Using Raspberry Pi

and IoT.
1Syed Mohamed Hadi Reza, 2R. Rohith Kumar, 3B. Tamil Selvan, 4P. Preethy Rebecca

#1,2,3 UG Students, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,

St. Peter’s College of Engineering and Technology, Chennai.
#4 Faculty, Department of Computer Science and Engineering.

Abstract: The Smart Mirror is based on lives by connecting us more feasibly to

general purpose household mirror. It
belongs to home automation system to meet
consumers needs towards modern and
optimized life. It provides occupants with a
series of intelligent experiences such as
home appliance control, information
acquisition, environmental monitoring,
entertainment and remote operation. The
intelligent home control platform. The
Smart Mirror is designed to solve the
problem of smart home communication
and information integration in the family.
Based on the development of Raspberry
Pie, unidirectional mirror and the infrared
frame and other hardware devices, the
smart mirror, as a mirror display screen,
offers a kind of safer, more comfortable,
more conveniently, swift and open
intelligent, information-based living space
to household in the intellectual district.
information and other people in the virtual
world via Internet. The current situation of
innovation currently is to provide more
information with less interaction to get it. The
device that has been designed and developed
is called as “Intelligent Mirror”. It is a wall
mounted mirror which displays relevant items
to the user such as weather, time, date,
temperature, humidity and news and other
functionalities such as IoT emerged the idea
of remotely monitoring objects through the
Internet without having to connect the device
with physical connections such as cables. The
Intelligent Mirror can also be useful in Health
care and Retail Industry sector.

Keywords: Artificial Intelligence,

Raspberry Pi 3, IoT technology, Two-way
Mirror, LCD display screen.

INTRODUCTION
The Project has been developed with the idea
of making consumer’s home smart and to
look more attractive using latest technologies
by connection the normal mirror with the
Internet through Raspberry Pi’s Wi-fi
connectivity. The Internet transformed our
A smart mirror is a mirror that has been
developed by innovation. It is an extremely
basic idea that is outlined. A screen is set
behind a two-way reflect mirror. By utilizing
a highly contrasting graphical UI (GUI) just
they will infiltrate the mirror, bringing about
the display of the expected output.

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RASPBERRY PI 3
The Raspberry Pi is a low cost, credit-card
sized computer that can be plugged into a
computer monitor or Television, and uses a
standard keyboard and mouse. It is a highly
capable small device that enables people of all
ages to explore computing, and to learn how
to program in languages such as Python and
Scratch. Raspberry Pi platform is most used
after Adruino. Although overall applications
of Pi are less it is most preferred when
developing advanced applications. Also the
Raspberry Pi is an open source platform
where one can get a lot of related information
so you can customize the system depending
on the need.
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LITERATURE SURVEY
H. Sukeda, Y. Horry, Y. Maruyama, and
Hoshino[1] This Paper describes the
Information Accessing Furniture to Make Our
Everyday Lives More Comfortable. It is a suit
of six applications are presented on the 32”
highdefinition screen surrounded by a framed
encasing that contains speakers and a
webcam. These apps include weather, Twitter,
news, to-do list, calendar, and music. The
smart mirror application by is run from a
central computer with Windows 8.1 which
features a multi-core CPU, solid-state
memory, and wireless connectivity. The
application can be interacted with use of the
Leap Motion controller. This controller allows
for touch-free control of the smart mirror by
use of finger swipes, taps, and circles. There
is also the option to use voice control to play
music, post a tweet, or add a task to the to-do
list. Finally, the mirror monitors its own
temperature and humidity levels so that if the
bathroom becomes potentially harmful to the
computer’s hardware, it can execute
preventive measures and shut the system
down.
S. Helal, W. Mann, H. El-Zabadani, J. King,
Y. Kaddoura and E. Jansen, “The Gator Tech
Smart House. —This a commonly headache
issue in our life, that is before dinners,
meetings, movies, visits, or even only a walk,
we all hesitate or finally annoyed on question
”What am I gonna wear today?” Imaging such
a scenario, a fashionable lady is called to meet
her boyfriend when she is working in the
office. Right after, she is going back home to
well prepare for the date. After several try-ons
and comparisons, she picks a simple but
elegant shirt. She is standing in front of a full-
length mirror, and trying clothes one by one
for hours. Meanwhile, her boyfriend is urging
her to come over. But still, there are no
trousers to match it. Finally, both of them may
get a bad mood or even worth, they quarrel
with each other for not coming on time. This
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is a common problem for almost everyone,
especially for lady, that they have serious
difficulties to make decision on which clothes
to wear, or match their clothes, every time,
every day. But now, a gospel, named the
Smart Dressing Mirror, designed by the Lab
of Intelligent Computing at Beijing Institute
of Technology, China, appears for you, with
some of fantastic functionalities that you
need. This is also what we introduced today, a
future ideas of your life in the new era of
smart. Generally, this Smart Dressing Mirror
is nearly the same as the traditional full-length
mirror in every home in appearance, and the
only difference is that the smart dressing
mirror has some smart functions, which can
interactive with you or be friend with you.
Given that all your clothes are digitalized
firstly after you bought it, and the digitalized
image can be captured from the homepage of
the clothes shop or pictured and normalized
by the camera hidden in the top of the smart
mirror. After that, with simple gestures, you
can interactive with the smart mirror, and
picking those digitalized clothes as you wish.
You can see whether it fits or not.
Furthermore, with its equipped machine
learning and computer vision technologies,
the Smart Mirror will recommend you a
bunch of fashionable and suitable upper/lower
clothes for you. For example: 1) when you
choose an upper/lower clothes, the system
will recommend you a bunch of matched
lower/upper ones; 2) when you tell the mirror
which scenario you will go for, it will also
suggest you a series of clothes. At the same
time, clothes from e-Shopping stores will also
be recommended. You can buy it
immediately, and it will be delivered to you as
soon as possible. This is what we offer, a
fantastic smart dressing mirror, to replace the
traditional mirror in every home, in the near
future.
K. Fujinami, F. Kawsar and T. Nakajima,
“Aware Mirror: A Personalized Display
Using a Mirror,” Based on innovations from a
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wide variety of disciplines, smart pixel
technology has progressed from individual
optoelectronic devices to hlly operational
photonic information processing systems.
Similarly Micro-Optical Electro-Mechanical
Systems (MOEMS) have recently been
proposed which utilize Micro Electro
Mechanical Systems (MEMS) in the design of
photonic systems. In this paper we present the
design concepts of such a system.
Third International Conference, User
Interaction, Pervasive Computing. Based on
innovations from a wide variety of
disciplines, smart pixel technology has
progressed from individual optoelectronic
devices to hlly operational photonic
information processing systems. Similarly
Micro-Optical Electro-Mechanical Systems
(MOEMS) have recently been proposed
which utilize Micro Electro Mechanical
Systems (MEMS) in the design of photonic
systems. In this paper we present the design
concepts of such a system.
AlpayKasal and Sam Ewen . 2008 A project
of interactive mirror with artsy visuals in Lit
Studios. In a fully operational smart pixel
system the input data could be loaded by
illuminating the detector array with optical
data in a bit serial fashion. After the input data
is loaded, optoelectronic processing is
performed by the smart pixel array. To
complete the optoelectronic processing each
pixels output connection directs data (via a
deflectable micro-mirror) through the shuffle
network to the input of another smart pixel.
Thus a recirculating architecture is realized.
Clearly this smart pixel architecture is well
suited for implementing recursive algorithms
such as sorting. While our long range goal is
to implement such a system, this paper will
focus on the mirror design and evaluation of
mirror arrays for a folded perfect shuffle
interconnection.
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Chalmers University of Technology in
Sweden. 2009 Two-way mirror to allow the
LEDs and to display information on
screen.The purpose of this paper is to present
a smart interactive mirror interface. In this
paper, we describe the design and
development of a futuristic mirror that offers
simplified and customisable services to the
home environment. On a par with the recent
advances in the Internet of Things standards
and applications, the mirror is designed to
enable residents to control the household
smart appliances and access personalised
services; ensuring convenience in accessing
these services with the slightest possible user
intervention. The multipurpose userfriendly
functionalities of the proposed mirror
interface provide users with the versatility
needed for better management and integration
of daily tasks. A service oriented approach is
adopted in the architecture of the proposed
system. It consists mainly of two mobile
applications devoted to the customisation of
user profiles, which are displayed on the
smart mirror interface once successfully
paired. Moreover, in the proposed system,
emphasis is particularly given to the user
profile personalisation, as well as planned
system interactivity and adaptability. Hence,
the proposed system is set apart from others
for its ease of use as well as its provision of
various customised information services for
user profile generation.
Shenzhen Owatis Technology Ltd, China
Supplier List. —Mirror symmetry is known as
a special case of symmetric patterns because
of its superior detectability. This study
examined whether the perceptual advantage
of mirror symmetry is maintained despite the
absence of perfect symmetry. We manipulated
the alignment of symmetric patterns by
adding a vertical offset between left and right
halves of them. We found that regularity of
mirror symmetry was better detectable than
that of translational symmetry in the aligned
display. However, the advantage of mirror
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symmetry disappeared even with the smallest
misalignment used in the present study. These
results suggest that global configuration of
pattern elements plays an important role in
mirror symmetry detection.
M. Braun, My bathroom mirror is smarter
than yours. Internet of Things (IoT) is a
concept where an object having the ability to
transfer data over a network without the need
for human interaction to human or human to
computer. IoT is known for its advantage that
can help simplify people's everyday routine.
Hence, the researcher comes with a proposed
system called Smart Mirror. It is a concept of
smart home-based Internet of Things (IoT).
This system allows users to access
information and also control the lights in the
house. Relevant information can be traced
such as time and date, weather, warning,
traffic, and location map. The system applies
Sonus technology as a medium of interaction
between people and systems. So, users need
to provide instructions to the system orally to
acquire the system’s response. The
methodological approach used in this project
is The Evolutionary Prototyping which
gathers all requirements and designs the
system in a quick method. A prototype is built
to evaluate and deliver feedback.
Improvements will be made to enhance the
prototype, catering to user’s satisfaction.
Sonus is a speech to text library that can
quickly and easily add a VUI (Voice User
Interface) to any hardware or software
project. Similar to Alexa, Google Now, and
Series, Sonus can always provide listening
function offline for a customizable hotword.
Once a hotword is detected, it will be
streamed to user’s speech recognition cloud
service, then the results shall be received.
With Smart Mirror system, users can manage
their daily activities at ease as well as solving
many problems in managing some house
chores.
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Microsoft Edge GitHub repository, Magic
Mirror. –Over the years, there has been a
gradual decline in the amount of time spent by
people in reading a newspaper on a daily basis
due to their busy working schedules, hence
lagging behind to catch up with daily news.
This busy routine subsumes a sheer amount of
time spent on changing appearances in front
of a mirror. This problem can be solved with
introduction of a smart system in a house that
would allow one to do more in less time. The
objective of building a “Smart Mirror” is to
help save time by helping people save time
while also enabling them to update them with
current news. This would be achieved by the
device as it provides valuable information on
the display at a glance, while also acting as a
conventional mirror.
C. Sethukkarasi, V.S. HariKrishnan, K.
PalAmutha, and R. Pitchian “Interactive
mirror for smart home”, International Journal
on Advances in Intelligent Systems,
Along with the development of technology,
various information can be found easily and
the emergence of the concept of Smart Mirror
Smart Home has become increasingly
widespread. The Smart Mirror system which
is based on the concept of Internet of Things
(IoT) is developed specifically to allow users
to manage and control house appliances
through voice recognition. In this case,
managing house appliances has been
identified as the main problem faced by most
people. There are just too many things to be
done at one time and at certain point, users are
not able to multitask such daunting chores.
For example, when a to-do-list with a number
of house chores has been recorded on a paper,
but the paper is lost because it is misplaced.
Another example is when users are too busy
managing their daily activities until some
trivial-yet-critical things are forgotten such as
switching off the lights in a room, which can
eventually lead to energy wastage.
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D. Besserer et al.,“FitMirror: A smart mirror
for positive affect in everyday user morning
routines”, Proceedings of the Workshop on
Multimodal Analyses enabling Artificial
Agents in Human-Machine
Interactiondesigned an evaluation system
which will be fabricated by the Multi-User
MEMS Process (MUMPS) facility. In
addition to presenting the optical system
suitable for implementing the perfect shuffle
This paper will discuss the test results of that
structure. Our paper will concentrate on the
ability of the of a micro-mirror structure to
perform an optical folded perfect shuffle. The
experiment must address such concerns as
interfacing the often high voltage/low power
micro-machines with standard CMOS
devices.
S. Colantonio et al., “A smart mirror to
promote a healthy lifestyle”, Biosystems
Engineering Internet of Things, Smart Home,
and Smart Cities have become hot topics in
recent years. The development of these areas
grows spirally due to the emergence of
advanced smart devices. Smart mirrors are a
new addition to the smart home family that
has been getting a lot of attention nowadays
by both commercial manufacturers and
academia. This paper describes how a
Raspberry Pi device can be used to enhance
such mirrors with intelligence and security.
The goal is to develop a cost effective
intelligent mirror system that not only works
as a regular mirror, but also be able to display
various kinds of information, such as weather,
time and location, current events, and users.
The mirror can provide multimedia services
while ensuring high end security across the
entire system.
“Naked” Smart Mirror modeldesign
dimensions which are critical to implementing
an optical folded perfect shuffle
interconnection. The lateral shift of the beam
is controlled by the micro-mirror angle of
deflection, and the distance between the
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surface of the wafer and the fixed mirror.
Figure 2 plots the micro-mirror deflection
angle (e) vs. the fixed mirror height (h) and
the lateral separation (S) between the micro-
mirror and corresponding detector. The
separation, is given by S = 2 h.tan(213).
When the mirror is actuated, it will bend until
it touches the underlying micro-structures.
Therefore, the deflection angle is limited by
the micro-mirror's elevation above the
substrate, and the size of the micro-mirror. If
the micro-mirror is square, with a side of
lengh L, and is elevated above the substrate a
distance E.
B. El-Sayed et al., “A novel mobile wireless
sensing system for real-time monitoring of
posture and spine stress”, 1st Middle East
Conference on Biomedical. In this paper we
propose a smart mirror model whose main
feature is early health issues detection in order
to assist the people’s wellbeing. Additionally
the model provides face recognition
authentication for better user experience and
data corrections and updates with user
interactions at minimal levels. The mirror
includes some of the daily used applications,
such as current time, alarm, to-do list, news
feed, current weather display, and e-mail
reader. The smart mirror Posture Analyzing
Model, as we name it, has the capability to
detect people’s health problems or body
changes by in-depth analysis and comparison
of the images of the individual. One of the
essential steps in the general workflow model
is the Posture Analyze Algorithm (PAA), a
new proposed algorithm used to analyze the
posture and visually guide the person about
how to be positioned properly in order to have
accurate results. The sections that follow will
introduce the proposed model and the new
algorithm in details.
T.B. Byrgesen, M.L. Skov, M.J.S. Yeoman,
and F. Yu, “Dynamic posture correcting
device used for rehabilitation exercises” The
constantly increasing usage of smart
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interconnected devices on a global level, led
to a growth of smart homes as smart
technology ecosystems, whose purpose is to
coordinate and optimize our daily activities.
Recently there has been a new development
of smart mirrors which became part of the
smart homes. This is mainly used for
controlling energy usage, organizing daily
human routines, navigating, monitoring of
buildings, entertainment etc. One of the most
important applications of the proposed smart
mirror is the ability to track health status over
time. The aggregated data can be further used
to detect health issues patterns, i.e. repetition
of health problems during specific periods,
and make lifestyle recommendations. Early
detection of health issues is essential for on-
time prevention on further medical
complications. A smart mirror can be used as
a device to monitor and observe the physical
health of the people and provide reliable
healthcare experiences.
T-L. Le, M-Q. Nguyen, and T-T-M. Nguyen,
“Human posture recognition using human
skeleton provided by Kinect”, International
Conference on Computing, Management and
Telecommunications. The model workflow
starts with photo shoot of the user, followed
by the authentication process. The
authentication step is essential for tailoring
the user experience at highest levels, and
personalizing the displayed information and
analysis. Once the authentication is finished,
the proposed algorithm begins the analysis
and the results are evaluated, i.e. the new
results are compared with the old results, and
health progress timeline is displayed. It is
important for the smart mirror to be
waterproof, since it is intended to be placed in
bathrooms. The environment for the smart
mirror needs to be without steam. That is why
we are adding a sensor system that would
detect steam on the mirror glass and activate
air conditioning. A steam sensor such as
Gravity’s Steam Sensor [13] can be used. This
sensor can be connected to Arduino IO
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Expansion shield directly. The output voltage
will increase when the humidity of the sensor
surface increases. Once steam is detected in
the bathroom, a special fan can be activated to
clear the steam on the mirror.
Y. Andreu-Cabedo et al., “Mirror mirror on
the wall… An intelligent multisensory mirror
for well-being self-assessment”, IEEE
International Conference on Multimedia and
Expo (ICME), As one of the most
fundamental segments of the general model
workflow, the PAA starts its iteration process
after the posture points and balance points
have matching positions. Over the original
picture, a grid overlay is placed, which is used
as a coordinate system template. Each posture
point maps to its own coordinate system
point. The reason for this is to assign each
posture point with its corresponding x, y pair
as shown in Fig.1. The straight line of the
forehead-neck-stomach link needs to go
vertically through the center of the coordinate
system neglecting the posture point position
on the y-axis.
IEEE International Conference on Acoustics,
Speech and Signal Processing, Besides the
health advices and the topics of interests, the
Smart Mirror keeps track of the analysis
results over time. Every analyzed blueprint
stores a hash combination of the date, time
and the unique user specific value in order to
distinct results by the time when the analysis
was performed and the user who was
analyzed. The storage of the timestamp-user
hash combination is required in order to
represent a visual timeline of the entire
analysis history. The most important step in
the general workflow model is the algorithm
proposed in the paper, the PAA. The
algorithm is necessary because it visually
guides the person on how to be positioned
properly in order to perform accurate analysis.
The result depends on the positioning of the
key points on the individual’s body according
to the balance points on the mirror. The
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balance points (gravitational points) are
centered vertically on the top and bottom edge
of the mirror.
X. Fontaine, R. Achanta, and S. Susstrunk,
“Face recognition in real-world images”. The
eHealth Wize Mirror project has purpose to
detect cardio-metabolic diseases, measure
cholesterol level, oxygen level, emotions and
mood, followed with suggestions about
different lifestyles in order to avoid such
diseases. The analysis is done by scanning the
face and the geometric features of the arcus of
the eye and detecting missing wavelengths.
They used different methods to acquire the
data: face scan to detect cholesterol, green
light to measure oxygen level on skin, mirror
sensors for 3D head pose tracking, and 3D
scanner for 3D face reconstruction. The
individual is scanned while being in a seated
and fixed position, which is not optimal for
smart mirrors that are placed in home
environment, such as halls and bathrooms.
Additionally, they mainly scan the
individual’s face and eyes.
M. Deswal, and N. Sharma, “A fast HSV
image color and texture detection and image
conversion algorithm”, The mirror’s
algorithm can be launched by voice control,
hand gestures, or by pressing a button on the
side of the mirror. After the start of the
algorithm, the user is given a visual
notification of balance points and correct
upright posture. After a short period of time,
the integrated camera takes a picture and
identifies the user using Robust Sparse
Coding (RSC) algorithm with modifications,
explained in [14]. The outcome of the
modified RSC algorithm, dictates the further
workflow of the model. If the person is
recognized, information which is relevant to
the user is displayed. Otherwise, the user is
initialized in the storage system, optionally
followed by introductory questions from
variety of topics. The user profile is shaped
based on the answers, as in the following
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example: 1. What was your age when you
first encountered back problems? (Selection
of age intervals to determine the age when the
first signs of back pain occurred); what is
your occupation? (Selection of multiple work
activities); how often do you perform heavy
physical activities? (Selection of time
intervals). The algorithm uses the provided
information and the results after each analysis
to improve its accuracy and adapt to the daily
habits of every member in the household. On
each iteration, the information is updated and
more relevant health advices are shown. We
recommend two optimal time periods for the
analysis. In the morning, when the person is
well rested and relaxed, and in the evening,
when the person is getting ready to sleep.
Every image is compared with the rest of the
images on a daily basis in the same time
period.
At the 2014 International Consumer
Electronics Show (CES)Toshiba displayed
their shrewd mirror concept.1 Their savvy
reflect idea was like past brilliant mirrors yet
used motion control as an information
strategy. Toshiba exhibited their brilliant
mirror in various home conditions. Their
thought was that the shrewd mirror would be
modified for the reason it would serve in each
room. The restroom savvy mirror would
indicate data, for example, climate conjecture
and an individual wellness screen. In the
interim the kitchen mirror would help with
cooking suppers – through finding, changing
and getting ready formulas. Since the
tradition in 2014 there have been few points
of interest on the fate of the task and whether
it will be marketed.
The Magic Mirror Framework;
MagicMirror2 is a measured structure
started by Michael Teeuw that is conveyed
by most specialists while making their own
mystical mirror. The structure gives simple
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combination of outsider modules and has a
functioning network that helps extending the
usefulness accessible to enchantment
mirrors. My commitments will be a module
created in this system so it very well may be
imparted to other enchantment reflect
clients. This area will clarify the system in
detail. The MagicMirror2 structure is
composed in NodeJS. NodeJS is a
nonconcurrent occasion driven JavaScript
runtime. In straightforward terms, this
enables the product to be kept running as a
standard work area application.
CONCLUSION
The Intelligent mirror has great potential to
enhance “user experience” of accessing and
interacting with information. This paper
introduces a smart system which allows users
to utilize a household object as an interactive
interface providing customizable services.
The mirror allows the user to access various
notifications while on the go. Thus, saves a lot
of effort for accessing the personal device like
mobile, laptops for getting the updates like
news, weather, etc.
The mirror is eventually named as Intelligent
Mirror, since it has various proposed features
such as face and voice recognition features
which makes it more user friendly and highly
innovative.
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