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#Google maps on magic mirror raspberry pi how to#
#Google maps on magic mirror raspberry pi install#
#Google maps on magic mirror raspberry pi software#

To do this: nano ~/MagicMirror/config/config.jsĬhange the port: 8080 line to port: 8081. Important: We need to change the port that MagicMirror uses so it won't conflict with the port that the Google Voice Kit wants to use. You can then use Alt-TAB (or CMD-TAB) to tab between MagicMirror and Terminal as desired!

#Google maps on magic mirror raspberry pi software#

Note: Now that the MagicMirror software loads automatically on reboot, you can still get to the Terminal window by pressing the Windows (or Option) key on your keyboard and then selecting Terminal from Accessories.

#Google maps on magic mirror raspberry pi install#

I wrote a separate detailed guide for installing MagicMirror use that guide to install and configure it and then return here! 🙂 In a nutshell, the MagicMirror platform is a web page - hosted on the Pi - that displays information on the screen and forms the core visual interface of our smart mirror. We're going to use MichMich's MagicMirror platform to turn our Raspberry Pi into a magic mirror. I recommend just grabbing an acrylic mirror, but if you're strapped for cash and are feeling handy, this approach will work! Step 3: Install Raspberry Pi OS However, after reading tons of reviews about this approach, it's hard to get a perfect result - every speck of dust or hair will show up tenfold. Then, buy some two-way mirror film from Amazon. You can save a few bucks by grabbing a custom-cut 13″ x 13″ glass pane from your local hardware store.

Thickness: 3/16 (.177) inches - choose this size thinner acrylic mirrors can have a “funhouse mirror” effect.

I ordered mine from TAP Plastics here for about $40 using these options: There are a few ways to obtain your mirror: Order a precut acrylic two-way mirror online (recommended) Your two-way mirror can be made of glass or acrylic precut acrylic two-way mirrors are generally less expensive (and safer to work with) than precut glass two-way mirrors.

Music playing capabilities the current voice HAT only supports voice-over.To build a magic mirror the size of the pi-top CEED, we're going to need a 13″ x 13″ two-way mirror.

Addition of lights to activate whenever Google speaks.

#Google maps on magic mirror raspberry pi how to#

See the associated link for instructions on how to download and use the module. There are many other modules available to customize your mirror interface. config.js is the configuration that I created for my mirror I display my calendar, the date, weather, and an dog graphic. The open source MagicMirror module creates a mirror interface. See the associated link for instructions on how to download and use the assistant. The Google AIY Kit included a microphone and voice HAT board for vocal recognition. Using the Google AIY Voice Kit, a Google Assistant module was created.

This module does not run automatically on start-up but isĬontrolled by mm.sh. The Raspberry Pi also runs a mirror module to create a user interace that replicates a real mirror but with interactive features. Through personalization on GoogleĪccount services, this assistant is setup to behave like other Google Assistant devices. The Google Assistant runs on start-up through the assistant_grpc_rvice script. Using this image, a Google Assistant was created using the Google Cloud Platform. The Raspberry Pi runs an image of Raspbian that allows for vocal recognition. The entire frame was built from scratch by hand. The mirror consists of two-way glass, a Raspberry Pi, and a monitor. The use of Google Assistant the calendar on screen can be updated real time by voice and it can talk to you while you brush your hair.

This was a fun project to learn new skills. Google Assistant talking smart mirror I created this project based upon ideas I had seen on the internet.