Bandung, stei.itb.ac.id<\/strong> Bandung, stei.itb.ac.id \u2013 School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics Institut Teknologi Bandung has once again achieved a remarkable milestone through its innovation, \u201cMagic Mirror: AI-Powered Smart Health Monitoring Mirror,\u201d which has been selected as one of the 117 Most Prospective Indonesian Innovations of 2025 organized by the Business Innovation Center. The innovation was recognized for its excellence in applying non-contact, artificial intelligence (AI)-based technology to monitor users\u2019 vital parameters in a practical, hygienic manner seamlessly integrated into daily activities.<\/p>\n Magic Mirror was developed in response to the modern need for a more practical health monitoring system. Many individuals are not accustomed to routinely checking their heart rate or body temperature because conventional devices generally require physical contact, are less flexible, and are not always readily available in everyday settings. Inspired by the concept of a \u201cmagic mirror,\u201d the development team transformed an ordinary mirror into an intelligent AI-based health device capable of facial recognition and vital parameter analysis simply by having users stand in front of it. This approach enables a health check experience that blends naturally into daily routines without disrupting activities.<\/p>\n The development of this innovation involved multidisciplinary collaboration among STEI ITB researchers and practitioners. Almer Fandriyanto, M.T., served as the lead AI system developer and was responsible for both front-end and back-end application development, including AI algorithm design, software integration, facial data processing, and user interface design to ensure real-time, user-friendly display of analysis results. Donny Danudirdjo, Ph.D., contributed to signal processing and physiological data analysis by developing remote photoplethysmography (rPPG) methods to estimate heart rate from facial imagery, as well as validating the model using mathematical and statistical approaches. Prof. Andriyan Bayu Suksmono, Ph.D., provided conceptual direction and scientific framework to ensure technological novelty and strong research foundations. Ir. Habibur Muhaimin, M.Sc., was responsible for experimental design and system testing through comparisons with conventional medical devices to measure accuracy levels, while Amarruddin Mu\u2019tadz, A.Md., handled hardware design and integration, including the camera, display, and physical structure of the Magic Mirror to ensure ergonomic usability across various environments.<\/p>\n\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>