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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ This tutorial describes how to build a gesture recognition system based on a mac
 
 ![Nano Matter Magic Wand](assets/thumbnail.png)
 
-The Arduino Nano Matter acts as a digital magic wand 🪄, where sensor data from its movements is processed by a model to classify and detect specific gestures. The inference results will turn on a LEDs array on a specific color respectively to the detected gesture.
+The Arduino Nano Matter acts as a digital magic wand 🪄, where sensor data from its movements is processed by a model to classify and detect specific gestures. The inference results will turn on Modulino Pixels on a specific color respectively to the detected gesture.
 
 ### Goals
 
@@ -72,6 +72,8 @@ In its **idle state**, the wand's LEDs remain **solid blue**, indicating that it
 
 When the wand is moved, the LEDs **turn off**, showing that gesture recognition has started.
 
+![Gesture Colors](assets/colors.jpg)
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 Once the recognition process is complete:
 
 If a gesture is successfully detected, the LEDs **blink rapidly for 4 seconds** in the color assigned to the recognized gesture: