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Smart Mirror Wins Big @ Telenor IoT Hackathon

  • December 12, 2018
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Smart Mirror is a Pakistani startup that is a pioneer in bringing a mirror with such smart and efficient features. Smart Mirror aims to revolutionize the way you live, improve your lifestyle, save your time and give you everything you want on your personalized dashboard.

The mirror is smart and responsive that allows users to interact with it. It consists of an inbuilt mic and a camera. However, currently the Smart Mirror is voice controlled but it will soon be touch responsive. It is equipped with an ODROID, a mini computer for its connection with WiFi, Google Voice, social media platforms and other third-party applications.

Smart Mirror is a graduate of the incubator center Plan9 and recently the startup has won the Telenor IoT Hackathon 2018. Smart Mirror is run by Uzair and Saliha, who currently attend the School of Systems and Technology (SST) at UMT. At the hackathon, the two won the first position and received a cash prize of Rs125000. Smart Mirror comes in three sizes with the price ranging from PKR 20,000 to 80,000

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