This repository is a comprehensive reverse-engineering project for PixMob LED wristbands, focusing on both infrared (IR) and radio frequency (RF) control protocols. The primary data assets are raw signal captures from live events (Coldplay, NBA games, Disney experiences) stored in Flipper Zero .ir and .sub formats, along with EEPROM dumps and hardware PCB photos. The research has produced a curated database of over 500 effect definitions (colors, fades, blinks) in Python and JavaScript, conversion utilities for translating raw captures to bit sequences and Arduino serial commands, and tools for brute-forcing unknown codes. While the repo includes functional application code (Arduino sketches, web interface, Python demos), its dominant character is data research: the code exists to document and exploit the protocol, not to serve as a standalone application. The project is well-organized with clear directory structure, pinned Python dependencies, and extensive documentation of the discovery process.