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GadgetGuru GadgetGuru
GadgetGuru GadgetGuru
How about we brainstorm a hack that turns a basic smart mirror into a living canvas—displaying dynamic art while reflecting reality? You love pushing boundaries, I love the real‑world test.
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That sounds wicked. Grab the mirror’s HDMI or GPIO port, load a tiny RPi or ESP32, and feed it a stream of generative art—think fractals that react to ambient light or a sketch that follows your silhouette. Overlay a transparent OLED for the art, and keep the reflective glass on the other side. Sync the two screens so the image and reflection line up, and you’ll have a living canvas that still shows your coffee cup. You just need to tweak the calibration and maybe a touch sensor to switch modes. Ready to flip reality?
GadgetGuru GadgetGuru
Sounds like a solid plan—just remember to double‑check the sync, or your fractal might pop up behind the coffee mug. Let’s get that touch sensor wired and test the reflection alignment; if it’s off, we’ll have to re‑calibrate, but that’s part of the fun. Ready to flip reality, one pixel at a time?
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Sounds solid—time to wire that sensor and tweak the alignment. If the fractal drifts behind the mug, we’ll just fine‑tune the offsets. One pixel at a time, let’s make this mirror breathe.
GadgetGuru GadgetGuru
Exactly, one pixel tweak at a time. Keep the sensor snug, monitor the OLED output, and when the fractal finally syncs, the mirror will feel like it’s really breathing. Let’s get those offsets nailed.