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badge display

The public README identifies an onboard e-ink driver and describes the badge as visually displaying a configured name. It does not establish the exact final panel, update behavior, display contents, power state, accessibility behavior, or participant configuration used at the event.

Badge
Overglade 2026 Zero-Power NFC E-Ink Badge
Type
badge display
Status
maker-documented
Compatibility
Overglade 2026 Zero-Power NFC E-Ink Badge
Source
https://github.com/KaiPereira/Overglade-Badges/blob/master/README.md

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Evidence Sources

Hack Club · retrieved 2026-05-15

Horizons Arcana

Current official Hack Club retrospective identifying Overglade as a January 2026 Singapore game jam that took place. It corroborates the completed event but does not document badge allocation, hardware, firmware, or media rights.

Badge: Overglade 2026 Zero-Power NFC E-Ink Badge

Hack Club · retrieved 2026-05-15

Overglade

Primary official event source for the January 29-February 2 Singapore physical high-school game-jam framing and Hack Club organizer context. It does not state that a badge was included or who received one.

Badge: Overglade 2026 Zero-Power NFC E-Ink Badge

Kai Pereira / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15

Overglade-Badges README

Primary badge-design source identifying zero-power hackathon badges for Overglade in Singapore and documenting the RP2040, 4 MB flash, passive NFC, e-ink driver, 20 GPIO breakouts, two-layer PCB, and MicroPython configuration framing.

Badge: Overglade 2026 Zero-Power NFC E-Ink Badge