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ESP32-C3 LED and sensor surface
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documented electronics
The public technical accounts identify an ESP32-C3, 42 WS2812B LEDs, an I2S microphone, and an accelerometer described as work in progress. They do not establish final component substitutions, feature enablement, calibration, electrical limits, all-unit parity, or a production BOM beyond the public archive's scope.
- Badge
- BadgESC{21} Badge
- Type
- documented electronics
- Status
- designer retrospective and maker-project context
- Compatibility
- BadgESC{21} documented design context only; no expansion, pinout, repair, or external-device compatibility claim
- Source
- https://www.jacopofranco.com/projects/badgesc-unfolding-the-power-of-flexpcb
designer technical retrospective
Jacopo Franco's first-person retrospective documents the clear PET flex-PCB concept, fold-to-cube form, ESP32-C3, 42 WS2812B LEDs, audio/sensor development context, custom cell, and production process. It is used for those source-bounded technical claims, not as safety certification, a recipient count, or image-reuse permission.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
first-person maker project
Jacopo Franco's Hackaday.io project identifies the ESC{21} badge as clear-PET, LED-loaded conference hardware and records a limited production-quality observation. The project does not establish all-unit parity, an event allocation total, a final support lifecycle, or rights to reuse project media.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
official event registration
The official 2025 registration identifies End Summer Camp {21} as a September 2-7 nonprofit hacking, free-software, and DIY gathering at ART2 Lounge / Parco della Scultura in Architettura in San Donà di Piave. It establishes event context, not the badge's technical design, allocation, production total, or image rights.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
organizer source archive
End Summer Camp's public repository explicitly says it contains schematics for the flex-PCB badge distributed at ESC{21}. Its root tree links hardware, firmware, case, and folding material, but it does not provide a recipient ledger, final production report, or blanket reuse permission for repository media.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
public firmware-material directory
The organizer repository preserves WLED-related configuration and build material. It does not by itself establish a tagged final firmware release, a source-to-unit mapping, deployment settings, a whole-firmware license, or a supported operating procedure.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
public hardware design archive
The organizer archive preserves native KiCad project material, rendered schematics, Gerbers, BOM, and placement data. These sources document public design material, not a uniform final unit, manufacturing outcome, electrical certification, or safe modification result.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
End Summer Camp · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary official registration for the September 2-7, 2025 San Donà di Piave camp. It establishes the event's date, place, and nonprofit hacking/free-software/DIY context, not the badge design or delivery details.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
End Summer Camp · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary organizer-owned source archive. Its README explicitly identifies the repository as schematics for the flex-PCB badge distributed at ESC{21} and credits named contributors; it does not establish a complete final-unit inventory, universal hardware configuration, or media-reuse permission.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
End Summer Camp badge-2025 repository · retrieved 2026-05-15
The repository points to this licence for the schematics. That scoped hardware-license statement is not treated as a licence for firmware, case material, photographs, renders, screenshots, or any selected badge image.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
Jacopo Franco · retrieved 2026-05-15
First-person designer retrospective supporting the named 2025 badge, foldable transparent PET construction, and documented electronics/production context. It is not a safety certification, final allocation ledger, firmware-release manifest, or blanket image licence.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge
Jacopo Franco on Hackaday.io · retrieved 2026-05-15
First-person maker project that identifies the badge as made for Italian End Summer Camp and records clear-PET hardware, LED context, credits, and a limited production observation. It does not establish a defect rate, all-unit final state, or reusable rights for project media.
Badge: BadgESC{21} Badge