You can build something cheaper and more customizable with an ESP32 or a Raspberry Pi, and that's what I did. It's beautiful, ...

To achieve this he created Fade, a custom programming language/framework for controlling LED animations from the ESP32. Fade is written for addressable RGB LEDs like the Neopixel/WS2812.

That’s where a custom-built smart dashboard comes in handy. ESP32 boards are fairly inexpensive, and so are the display modules designed for microcontrollers.

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