Roger Dooley considers the power of the mirror. Made me remember that the concept of mirrors has often come up in innovation spaces. Have explored it a number of times. Especially the idea of integrating a message within a mirror. Perhaps the most common idea is using the mirror as a sensor (camera behind) and as a way of projecting information (projection behind) to augment the reflected image. I saw some some excellent examples at Philips innovation centers, now being marketed (right). Taking that a step further, Mirrors that show a persons image, plus alternative virtual makeovers. In the home or in the cosmetic aisle. There are still technical issues with delivering all this together at a reasonable cost. Image recognition and analysis, delivery methods and required intelligence. There is power in the mirror if we can find a means to deliver it.
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