Joris
Acknowledged in the CampZone 2019 page.
SourceCampZone 2019 · Netherlands · 2019
CampZone 2019 Badge
Badge.Team Hatchery and RGB matrix badge
A Badge.Team firmware badge with a documented app-development workflow, Hatchery submission path, hardware-mod instructions, OTA setup, and post-event behavior notes.
EventCampZone 2019
SeriesBadge.Team Adjacent Events
LocationNetherlands
CountryNetherlands
People
Authors & Credits
Anne Jan
Acknowledged in the CampZone 2019 page.
SourceBertrik Sikken
Credited for the Nyan cat animation.
SourceRenze
Acknowledged in the CampZone 2019 page.
SourceTom Clement
Listed in the CampZone 2019 team section.
SourceSebastius
Acknowledged in the CampZone 2019 page.
SourceRoel Harbers
Listed in the CampZone 2019 team section.
SourceWhy It Mattered
CampZone 2019 is useful because its docs show the operational layer of badge ecosystems: app stores, WiFi/OTA setup, firmware constraints, hardware mods, and known caveats.
Hardware
Badge.Team documents hardware modding, a display diffuser installation path, an MPU6050 module option, power-switch direction changes, and USB-power considerations around high LED brightness.
Software & Apps
Uses Badge.Team Python app development, WebUSB/serial, WiFi setup, OTA updates, Hatchery app submission, persistent app state, and badge-specific APIs.
Lore
The docs explicitly say the Hatchery received a really nice update while CampZone apps were being prepared, capturing the event badge as part of Badge.Team infrastructure evolution.
Lifecycle
Add-ons & Upgrades
hardware/mechanical upgrade path
historical
Diffuser, switch, and MPU6050 hardware mods
The page documents diffuser installation, slide-switch direction changes, and an optional MPU6050 module, making hardware modification part of the badge record.
Source
software add-on ecosystem
historical
Hatchery app workflow
The CampZone 2019 docs explain app packaging, metadata, icons, state persistence, Hatchery submission, and post-install behavior.
SourceOperational history
Issues & Camp Impact
firmware/update caveat
moderate
The docs describe the default firmware forcing an OTA update on the CampZone WiFi network before use, with a manual post-event flashing path for users outside the event network.
The first-use path depended on event infrastructure, while post-event users needed to follow a separate reflashing workflow.
- Confidence
- primary docs
- Status
- historical
- Timeframe
- during and after event
- Source note
- CampZone 2019 Badge.Team docs.
hardware caveat
note
The hardware-mod notes warn that full-brightness LEDs can overload the badge's capacitor when powered only over USB.
Users running LED-heavy apps needed to understand power limits and hardware context.
- Confidence
- primary docs
- Status
- documented caveat
- Timeframe
- during and after event
- Source note
- CampZone 2019 hardware mod documentation.
missing rights-cleared image
note
No CampZone 2019 badge image is published because the current Badge.Team source trail has not been paired with a reusable original badge photo or official upstream raster render with source URL, license or permission basis, attribution, and processing notes.
The Dutch record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying Badge.Team page media, documentation screenshots, event photos, placeholders, or generated approximations.
- Confidence
- local project policy
- Status
- needs licensed original replacement
- Timeframe
- current catalogue build
- Source note
- badge.gallery image policy and CampZone 2019 Badge.Team docs.
Resources
CampZone 2019 docs
official docs · Badge.Team page documenting app development, Hatchery submission, hardware mods, OTA/WiFi setup, and known caveats.
CampZone 2019 firmware
source · Firmware repository linked from the Badge.Team CampZone 2019 page.
Hatchery
app store · Badge.Team entry point for the Hatchery app store and submission path used by Badge.Team badges.