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The 2021 Remoticon.2 virtual edition represented here by Thomas Flummer's Hackaday.io DIY KiCad badge template and Hackaday coverage rather than a centrally issued attendee badge.
Virtual / online · United States · 2021
Thomas Flummer's Remoticon.2 badge project published a KiCad badge canvas for the 2021 virtual Remoticon, giving builders a Remoticon.2-shaped PCB with open prototyping space plus uploaded KiCad, artwork, Gerber, and MicroMod carrier-board files.
Lifecycle
Hackaday described the badge as a prototyping board or PCB canvas where builders removed the placeholder grid and added electronics they had on hand.
The project file list exposes artwork archives, KiCad PCB material, Gerbers, and paste files for builders who wanted the shared visual identity.
The Hackaday.io project published the badge as a KiCad design with regular 0.1 inch pad-grid space intended for user-added circuitry.
Hackaday and the project files describe a MicroMod carrier-board variant, with later logs showing hand-soldered spacers, joysticks, USB through-hole pins, screen, and a RISC-V MicroMod module.
Operational history
The catalogue preserves the badge-culture artifact while avoiding universal distribution, official handout, or finished-product claims.
The record avoids inventing a fixed MCU, app set, puzzle, or firmware behavior for the base Remoticon.2 template.
The project is cited for artifact facts and fabrication context, but image and artwork reuse is withheld pending explicit license or permission evidence.
The record remains source-backed and image-free rather than copying article, project, or fabrication-preview media without complete image provenance.
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.