As the title suggests - it has no point in life but it can display 16,777,216 colours so it must be good 
Here is the first module from the DiscoInferno range.
DiscoCirle
6 x 24 bit addressable RGB LED’s
S socket, chain-able
Revision 1.1 will be slightly bigger at 42x42mm and have the option of using either S or Y socket
Well done 
@ Justin Very Cool! Are you selling these and how much mooola ? Also whats the little cover you put over it??
@ HughB - Around a tenna
The cover is a top secret high tech half a ping pong ball 
Put me down for one if you have any that arent spoken for already chief.
Thats the most innovative use of a ping pong ball ive seen outside of the Far East… ahem!
@ HughB - tehehe - i’ve never been to Thailand…honest…
@ HughB - ping me an email justin dot wilson at eprint dot net
Very nice!
However, you really need to re-do the video and include some Bee Gees music 
@ ianlee74 - Don’t tempt me
Will pop a couple in the post for NashMicro…
Sweet! You rock! Feel free to pop in a couple for me also and I’ll shoot you over some $$$.
@ Justin - very nice! I especially like that you have included header pins, I always end up using an extender module to access the pins.
@ taylorza - You must be a legend soldering headers be now
Congrats at becoming a Hero
Yep, a newly minted hero
Thank you.
@ Justin put me down for 4 as I figure I’ll need that many to get me to break out the old white polyester two-button single breasted suit with matching waistcoat; wide jacket lapels and flared trousers. Black with white broken line stripe shirt, single cuff, pointed collar, no necktie. Two tone black and grey lace-up leather brogues with stacked heels. Now if I only had the hair I had back in the 70’s. Do they come with ping pong balls
I wonder if I got the wife a welder, if that woudl be enough to get some flash dance happening?
Nice module. I could use a couple.
@ Duke Nukem - I’d almost make something bespoke to see that
@ Architect - Noted