Neopixel Light Beam Clock

This minimalist clock uses light beams from an LED light strip to display the time on the wall, and is a personal adaptation inspired by a project found online. This clock connects to WiFi and sets the time automatically, casting the hour, minute, and seconds onto the wall in the center. The clock display is a WS2112B light strip (1m 96 IP30; $4.38), powered by a tiny ESP32C3 ($4.99), and is easy to build for anybody who is comfortable with basic soldering.Boost MeIf you appreciate my work, please consider leaving a rating and a boost. If you don't like my work, boost someone else and don't let it go to waste! Constructive criticism is always welcome.Assembly InstructionsImportant: Make sure you are using a strip that contains 96 LEDs per meter and without any silicone cover over the LEDs. In the link provided, this is indicated by the 1m 96 IP30 choice. You need exactly 60 LEDs, so carefully cut extra LEDs off the strip. (Take note of the arrows to make sure you cut the correc