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      <description>This program can be used to visualize incoming accelerometer and gyroscope data from an MPU-6050. It does this by using an ESP32 to host a web server. The server exhibits a prism whose 3D rotation is based on the orientation of the accelerometer. This program was originally made using Visual Studio Code and the extension PlatformIO. However, it still uses the Arduino framework, so if needed the Arduino IDE can be used*.</description>
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