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Electronic Cats
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44CON 2025 badge designer
The README states that the badge was designed by Electronic Cats, and the public repository is published under the ElectronicCats GitHub organization.
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badge designer and repository publisher
The README says the badge was designed by Electronic Cats and the repository is published under the ElectronicCats organization.
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badge designer and repository publisher
The README says the BugCON2022 CDMX electronic badge was designed by Electronic Cats and the organization publishes the public source repository.
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badge designer and repository publisher
The README says the BugCON 2023 badge was designed by Electronic Cats and the organization publishes the public source repository.
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badge designer and repository publisher
The repository says the badge was designed by Electronic Cats and preserves the official BugCON 2024 badge source.
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badge designer and repository publisher
The README identifies Electronic Cats as developer of the BugCON 2025 badge and preserves the public source, release, and SDK trail.
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badge designer, repository publisher, and image licensor
The README says the badge was designed by Electronic Cats and preserves the source, releases, hardware-license statement, and selected community-badge raster.
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badge designer, store publisher, and repository publisher
The README and product page identify Electronic Cats as the badge developer and preserve the source, firmware release path, and product description.
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badge hardware and firmware publisher
Publisher of the official Ekoparty 2024 badge repository, hardware files, firmware tree, and license statements.
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badge hardware and firmware publisher
Repository publisher for the official DragonJARCON 2025 badge hardware, firmware, KiCad files, and challenge documentation.
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badge hardware designer and documentation publisher
The project README says the badge was designed by Electronic Cats, identifies the repository as the official UnknownSecurity Conference 2026 badge archive, and publishes the hardware documentation.
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badge hardware designer and repository publisher
Electronic Cats publishes the repository explicitly described as the official Pwnterrey 2026 badge, including the native KiCad design archive. The reviewed sources do not supply an individual contribution ledger, manufacturing record, or image-reuse grant.
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badge support team
The official badge guide says Electronic Cats would be in the Villages for badge questions or help; this is support attribution, not a recovered schematic or image-rights grant.
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camera-badge product and source publisher
Electronic Cats publishes the Camera Badge HackGDL 2026 product page and public source repository used for the artifact's technical and provenance boundary.
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maker-described badge hardware and firmware archive publisher
Electronic Cats publishes the hardware archive that describes the project as Badge Oficial Tropicon 2026 and the companion firmware archive. This preserves a source-publisher role without assigning organizer authority, individual authorship, manufacturing responsibility, attendee allocation, or image-reuse permission.
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official electronic badge sponsor and repository publisher
The official REcon 2026 sponsors page names Electronic Cats as the electronic badge sponsor, and the badge-recon-2026 repository is published under the ElectronicCats GitHub organization.
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public-post and source-archive-stated 2026 badge design and manufacture entity
Electronic Cats' public post says it designed and made the DOJOConf Badge 2026 exclusively for this edition, and its public repository identifies itself as the official Badge DojoCon Panamá 2026 archive. This records the source-stated organization role without inferring named-person authorship, manufacturing subcontractors, final delivery, intellectual-property ownership, event endorsement beyond the sources, or image-reuse authority.
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source-stated Digital Morpher Badge designer and developer
WomenCon calls the Digital Morpher an interactive electronic badge designed or developed by Electronic Cats. This records the organization-level source claim without inferring individual contributors, components, firmware, manufacturing detail, open-source licensing, intellectual-property ownership, or image-reuse authority.
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