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# braille_xr # braille_xr
refreshable braille display for rendering and input
**HERE IS A GUIDE TO GET YOU STARTED ON YOUR [MAYBE] FIRST REPOSITORY**:
<https://docs.codeberg.org/getting-started/first-repository/#2.-clone-the-repository>
Obviously, this is not what your README should say on-submission. Change it. Yes, the whole thing.
This is where a description of your project will go. README.md files support [Markdown syntax](https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/).
## Setup ## Setup
**Oh yeah, by the way, don't forget to set up `git lfs` on your machine.**
Tell everyone what your project needs in order to run. This might involve many components or software. Maybe some cool libraries? Tell everyone what your project needs in order to run. This might involve many components or software. Maybe some cool libraries?
### Hardware Required ### Hardware Required
- Some polyphonic headset on OS version `3.14159265358979323846233832795028841971` with room-temperature hyperconductors - 6x 9g servos
- Some macrocontroller with specific hardware revision `4.2` - arduino board / with breakout board for powering the servos
- With tank wheels - ...
- Some computer with a holoported underdisplay cap
- Some fancy smart device that is worn and knows your favorite toothpaste
### Software Dependencies ### Software Dependencies
- Division Game Engine version `2024.1.26` - OpenXR
- Michaelsoft Binbows `XD` - StereoKit
## Run ## Run
1. Open the thing
- You know, that thing over there
- No, not that one
- Go back
- Yes, that one
2. Click the button and type the following text:
```shell ```shell
# install the sotware run()
sudo apt install -y cmatrix
# run the trap
cmatrix
```
3. After the process completes and you don't even see the code, anymore, you are ready. Here is what it looks like:
```js
"b" + "a" + +"a" + "a"; // 'baNaNa'
``` ```
## Shout-Outs ## Shout-Outs
Or is it "shouts-out?" Bryan, StereoNick, Peter, Lucas
We would like to thank our favorite mentor, ece3603a-7f91-4b20-b29f-54a3d0694d0b for all of their hard work. This project would not have been possible without you.