Daryl Coon
The Cisco article attributes the SAINTCON badge write-up to Daryl Coon.
SourceSAINTCON 2015 · United States · 2015
Cisco CMX-linked attendee badge with LCD, buttons, schedule, and challenge score
The SAINTCON 2015 badge was a purpose-built Wi-Fi enabled attendee show badge described by Cisco as a conference-scale experiment: roughly 550 participants carried LCD-and-button badges that used Wi-Fi location data for zone awareness, schedule lookup, and live Hacker Challenge score display.
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The Cisco article attributes the SAINTCON badge write-up to Daryl Coon.
SourceCisco's write-up documents the Wi-Fi enabled show-badge concept, Cisco CMX linkage, badge interface, attendee scale, schedule, score, and zone behavior.
SourceThe official 2015 archive establishes SAINTCON 2015 dates, Weber State University / Ogden context, and event-site source trail.
SourceIt pushes the SAINTCON electronic-badge lineage back another year and records a distinctive network-aware conference badge: the badge was not only a PCB souvenir but part of the venue infrastructure, combining attendee interaction, scheduling, scoring, and Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences location context.
Cisco's write-up describes a purpose-built badge with a roughly 2.25 inch LCD screen and several input buttons, issued to about 550 attendees. It characterizes the badge as Wi-Fi enabled and paired with event infrastructure for attendee movement and zone data; this pass did not recover a component list, PCB source, battery details, schematic, or production firmware image.
The Cisco source says the badge used Cisco Connected Mobile Experiences location data to personalize the screen by zone and could display the conference schedule, the attendee's Hacker Challenge score in real time, and the attendee's current zone within the venue. No badge firmware repository, API description, or backend source was recovered in this pass.
The official archive places SAINTCON 2015 at Weber State University in Ogden from October 27-30, 2015. Cisco frames the badge as the second year of SAINTCON's show-badge program and says organizers wanted to use event-infrastructure telemetry as part of the attendee experience.
Lifecycle
The Cisco write-up says the badge included a roughly 2.25 inch LCD screen plus several buttons for attendee interaction.
SourceThe badge could display the conference schedule, live Hacker Challenge score, and current location zone within the venue.
SourceCisco Connected Mobile Experiences data supplied the venue-location context used to personalize badge behavior and analyze attendee movement.
SourceCisco describes the SAINTCON show badges as purpose-built Wi-Fi enabled badges carried by about 550 attendees and tied to Cisco CMX infrastructure.
SourceOperational history
The entry remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying Cisco blog, archive, or event media without explicit reuse permission.
The United States record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying source-page media, documentation screenshots, event photos, social media, placeholders, or generated approximations.
The record preserves verified behavior and integration claims without inventing components, radio details beyond Wi-Fi, PCB layout, battery design, firmware internals, or backend implementation.