IoT based Assistive Smart Mirror with Human Emotion Recognition System

  • Lucky Tater
  • Sunidhi Pranjale
  • et al.
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Abstract

The Internet changed our lives by associating us all the more effectively to data and others in the virtual world. Cell phones at that point became cell phones and from that point forward this idea has ejected and transformed into the Internet of Things, things which interface us to regular articles. There is no closure of articles that could be made "more brilliant", some being more fit to this than others. Mirrors, for instance, give a huge surface perfect to showing data and collaborating with. A great many people have reflected at home so the idea of a shrewd mirror that you can connect with is alluring and has been fantasized in numerous cutting-edge motion pictures. Brilliant mirrors, for example, Magic Mirror and Home Mirror have as of late begun to be created by individuals in the Maker people group, with fluctuating degrees of intelligence. The objective of the undertaking was to make a Smart Mirror gadget that individuals could collaborate with yet in addition to additionally build up the innovation so it would allow you to introduce and build up your own applications for it. The Smart Mirror was created in four months, beginning with the product lastly incorporating it with the equipment.

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Lucky Tater, Sunidhi Pranjale, Siddhant Lade, & Aaryaneil Nimbalkar, P. N. Mahalle. (2020). IoT based Assistive Smart Mirror with Human Emotion Recognition System. International Journal of Engineering Research And, V9(02). https://doi.org/10.17577/ijertv9is020127

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