1. Order the required parts [Self-contained Digikey Order] (60.80 USD + shipping as of 2022-10-20) a. The sculpting wire needs to be 14 gauge (2 mm) or thinner, including the insulation jacket, and rigid enough to support the sensor. Sculpting wire is also available at Amazon. Approximately 3' is required. b. The purpose of the wall adapter is so that, after initial setup, the demo can be powered standalone c. The bill of materials is also available at Adafruit, though you may need to source a Pico W with headers or a Pico WH separately. See Raspberry Pi's supported resellers for the Pico W. the wires together near the RGB LED. This setup will allow the position and orientation of the sensor to be both adjustable and steady. Continue twisting until you have 4 to 6 inches of twisted wire, and ensure that there are at least 3 inches of loose, untwisted wire at each end (the leftover, untwisted wire will be threaded through the mounting holes of the light sensor in the next step). For reference, a diagram is also included below. 13. While holding Ctrl (Windows) or Cmd (Mac), select "lib", "main.py", "hivemq-com-chain.der", and "secrets.py", right click in the gray region, and click "Upload to /"