Emery Premeaux
Listed on the official AVTOKYO 2015 badge page under Design.
SourceAVTOKYO 2015 · Japan · 2015
Japanese ATmega328P LED attendee badge
AVTOKYO's official 2015 badge page says the conference made an electrical badge for attendees, with an AT-MEGA328P-PU, eight 5mm LEDs, two push buttons, 16 MHz crystal, resistors, capacitors, IC socket, coin-cell holder and battery, public KiCad PCB design, and public Arduino program.
People
Listed on the official AVTOKYO 2015 badge page under Design.
SourceThe official badge page credits miko_dayo for programming and links the public AVT15 Arduino program.
SourceListed with Emery Premeaux under Design and thanked as a community on the official badge page.
SourceOfficial publisher of the 2015 badge page and project-management credit surface.
SourceListed on the official AVTOKYO 2015 badge page under Project management.
SourceNamed in the official badge page's special-thanks line.
SourceIt adds Japan and East Asia to the source-backed compendium with a small through-hole AVR badge whose official page ties event, parts list, PCB files, firmware, assembly notes, and TokyoHackerSpace collaboration into one recoverable record.
The official parts list documents the AT-MEGA328P-PU, eight 5mm LEDs, two push buttons, 16 MHz crystal, 470 ohm and 10k resistors, 0.1uF and 22pF capacitors, a 28-pin IC socket, and a coin-cell holder and battery. The source page spells the holder and battery as CR2023, so this record keeps that spelling rather than silently correcting it.
The public Arduino program uses TimerOne, LED pins 6 through 13, two interrupt-driven switches, a menu with laser, POV, and not-binary modes, score display logic, and bitmap LED patterns. The official badge page links both the standalone program repository and the PCB-design repository.
The official assembly notes call out a missing R9 print on the PCB, IC socket and AT-MEGA328P-PU orientation, and LED direction. The project credits Emery Premeaux and TokyoHackerSpace for design, miko_dayo for programming, and Motohiro Matt Nakanishi / AVTOKYO for project management.
Lifecycle
The official badge page links an Arduino sketch with TimerOne LED scanning, two interrupt-driven buttons, menu modes, POV output, and a not-binary game path.
SourceThe official parts list centers the badge on an AT-MEGA328P-PU, eight 5mm LEDs, two push buttons, 16 MHz crystal, passives, socket, and coin-cell power.
SourceThe official badge page links a public PCB design repository that preserves KiCad project files, schematic, board layout, Gerbers, BOM, and manufacturing PDFs.
SourceOperational history
The record preserves the original assembly warnings and avoids silently normalizing the battery spelling beyond the source text.
The Japanese entry remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying Google Sites imagery or repository artifacts without complete image provenance.