Chaos Communication Camp

Chaos Communication Camp 2011

The camp where r0ket introduced many attendees to the idea of a deeply hackable electronic camp badge.

Finowfurt Aviation Museum · Germany · 2011

r0ket

A shiny electronic nametag and full-featured microcontroller development board that established the long-lived CCC Camp badge tradition rad1o later built on.

Lifecycle

Add-ons & Upgrades

r0ket historical

hardware add-on ecosystem

m0duls and shields

The r0ket wiki tracked hardware hacks, shields, and add-on ideas, making expansion hardware part of the badge culture from the start.

Compatibility: r0ket

r0ket historical

hardware hacking competition

r0ketlauncher competition

28C3 included USB missile launchers for a competition to combine launcher hardware with r0ket; the first 100 published hacks could keep the launcher.

Compatibility: r0ket and USB missile launcher

r0ket historical

hardware m0dul

RGB flame m0dules

Team r0ket brought RGB flame m0dules to 28C3 as a purchasable hardware extension for the badge.

Compatibility: r0ket

r0ket historical

post-camp software lifecycle

28C3 mesh and l0dable update

The 28C3 update promised an improved mesh network, l0dables for interactive installations, and support for the next flame generation.

Compatibility: r0ket

Operational history

Issues & Camp Impact

r0ket note

missing rights-cleared image · local project policy · needs licensed original replacement

No local r0ket badge image is published because the Camp 2011 wiki `R0ket-display.jpeg` file page lists uploader and file history but does not expose an explicit reusable image license, permission basis, or complete attribution/processing trail for catalogue publication.

The record stays source-backed and image-free rather than copying the archived wiki image, Hackaday images, screenshots, or generated approximations.

Resources

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