[Alpay Kasal] of Lit Studios as well as [Sam Ewen] produced this patent-pending interactive mirror after being influenced by dielectric glass mirrors with built-in LCD panels, as well as wanting to add a human touch. The end results look like a great deal of fun. You can draw on the mirror as well as play games. According to [Kasal], mouse emulation is essential. The installation features proximity sensors as well as gesturing. any type of game can be set up on it, which makes the possibilities endless… except these are the exact same people that built LaserGames so expect no additionally documentation about exactly how it works.
[via NOTCOT.ORG]