Everything used in the video — in one box. Build the Wearable Simon Game: a fabric memory game you can actually play on the go. Conductive fabric touch strips are your buttons, five addressable RGB LEDs flash the pattern (and show your score in binary!), and it all sews onto soft neoprene into a genuinely playable wearable. Watch the pattern, repeat it, and see how far you can get — the top score is 31.
Kit Facts
Difficulty: Level 3 — Wearable Build
Soldering: Yes — the LED chips and wire connections
Sewing: Yes — conductive thread circuitry and fabric touch strips
You'll need: soldering iron, USB-C data cable, small LiPo battery
What's in the kit
ESP32 Development Board, 30-pin (USB-C)
RGB LED Button Chips, 5-pack — addressable WS2812B pixels for the game lights and binary score - sew or solder
An exclusive cut of striped conductive fabric for your touch strips — specially sourced, not available anywhere else (even in our shop)
The LED button chips are sewable LEDs — they can be soldered or used as sew tabs, exactly as used in the video. You can sew or solder thread/wire between them to make the chain.
Colours may vary: the neoprene may be black, grey/silver, teal, or wine, and the LED chip boards may be black or white PCB — all are equivalent for the build.
⚠️You'll need a USB-C data cable to program the ESP32. Many USB-C cables are charge-only and will not work — if you're not sure, grab our USB-C data cable.
NOTE: This is a LIMITED kit - based on availability of the specialist 'zebra' conductive fabric so - when it's gone, it's gone! If we secure a reliable source, we will remove the limited-availability stock notice.
