Experiment I did with contents in AdaBox001 from Adafruit. Uses Adafruit Neopixel Featherwing to display some animations with a 4×8 RGB LED display. Includes a circuit to cycle through animations with a forward and backwards push button, and additional animations that run in a loop.
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