Electronic Cats
The repository says the badge was designed by Electronic Cats and preserves the official BugCON 2024 badge source.
SourceBugCON 2024 · Mexico · 2024
Official Electronic Cats ESP32-C6 community and VIP badge
BugCON 2024's official Electronic Cats badge was an open-hardware ESP32-C6 badge line with community and VIP variants, USB serial workflow, displays, LEDs, battery power, firmware directories, KiCad hardware trees, and CERN-OHL hardware licensing.
People
The repository says the badge was designed by Electronic Cats and preserves the official BugCON 2024 badge source.
SourceThe repository thanks the BugCON Team and links the official BugCON site.
SourceIt adds Mexico to the worldwide compendium with a modern Latin American hacker-conference badge whose official repository preserves both attendee-facing startup instructions and production hardware sources.
The Community badge variant is documented with ESP32-C6, two AA batteries, USB, a 128x32 0.91-inch I2C SSD1306 OLED, and LEDs. The VIP variant is documented with ESP32-C6, two AA batteries, USB, a 1.28-inch GC9A01 circular TFT LCD, and LEDs.
The repository tells attendees to connect over USB serial at 115200 baud, includes separate firmware directories for Community and VIP variants, points Community firmware builders to the project developer guide, and frames VIP firmware development through CircuitPython and Thonny.
BugCON's 2024 CFP frames the Mexico City event as a technical security conference from one of Mexico's long-running hacking communities; the badge repository thanks the BugCON Team and Electronic Cats and preserves the shipped badge as an open hardware project.
Lifecycle
The community variant used ESP32-C6 hardware with USB, two AA batteries, LEDs, and a 128x32 0.91-inch I2C SSD1306 OLED.
SourceThe VIP variant used ESP32-C6 hardware with USB, two AA batteries, LEDs, and a 1.28-inch GC9A01 circular TFT LCD.
SourceThe firmware tree preserves separate Community and VIP directories, with Community firmware build guidance and VIP development framed around CircuitPython and Thonny.
SourceThe repository startup path tells attendees to connect the badge over USB and open the serial port at 115200 baud to see badge text.
SourceOperational history
The compendium can cite the open-hardware release while avoiding assumptions that all firmware, screenshots, photos, or repository media share the same reuse terms.
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