I’ve been building a cheap servo that can run a swarm of micro‑robots. Think we can inject some digital mischief into the swarm’s algorithm?

Got it. What project do you want to tackle next?

Sounds doable, but let’s break it down into concrete parts. First you’ll need a high‑brightness LED matrix—something like a 64×32 or 128×64 panel for that neon look, powered by a regulated 12V supply. Next, pick a microcontroller with built‑in Wi‑Fi; an ESP32 or similar will do. You’ll write a small scheduler that fires every 60 seconds, pulls a random meme via an HTTP API, caches the image in RAM or flash, and feeds it to the panel through a fast DMA or SPI bridge. You’ll also need a small RTC or just rely on the ESP32’s internal clock for timing. Make sure you throttle the requests to avoid hammering the meme service. Finally, mount the board on a sturdy frame, add a weather‑proof enclosure, and you’ve got a living billboard that will update itself with chaotic neon memes every minute. Let me know if you need specs on the panel or the code skeleton.