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Firmware for the DojaFrame™.
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README.md

DOJAFRAME

The DojaFrame firmware allows you to flash an ESP32D connected to an WS28XX LED array to display images.

This is obviously a hobby project and should not be used for anything other than displaying pixel art to your cat. And even that is pushing it.

Security

Literally none. Anyone can set your WiFi SSID and password via bluetooth. On the brightside, they can't read it. So that's something.

AI Disclaimer

I've used Claude to help debug issues with the firmware and functions that are math heavy.