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Perhaps a light sensor? You are not going to use your mirror in a dark room. Unless you want the display to show up in the dark, but personally I wouldn't want
by Raphmedia 11y ago
Perhaps a light sensor? You are not going to use your mirror in a dark room. Unless you want the display to show up in the dark, but personally I wouldn't want that.
- artmageddon 11y agoRight, but you may not want the mirror to always be on just because you're standing out of it's viewing angle in the same room at 11PM when the moon is out. Maybe a combination of light and motion sensors..?
- CydeWeys 11y agoThat wouldn't work during the day if your bathroom has a window (it'd be on all day). I think the simplest way to do it would be to tie it in directly to your light switch. (Note that the light switch wouldn't be controlling power to the Android device, it would merely be a data signal determining whether the display should be on.)
- Raphmedia 11y agoI'm used to small bathrooms with no windows. If you have a window, tying it to the light switch would be ideal. Or you could simply add a small button next to the light switch.