ToorCamp
The July 13-17, 2022 ToorCamp outdoor hacker camp at Doe Bay Resort & Spa, whose official schedule and assembly PDF document a Rich Gonzales / OlyMEGA badge with light-sensing LED spider-eyes and attendee assembly guidance.
Doe Bay Resort & Spa, Orcas Island, Washington · United States · 2022
ToorCamp 2022's badge is documented by an official badge-talk session and assembly PDF as an OlyMEGA-built soldering badge: four LEDs forming spider eyes, a photocell, potentiometer, MOSFET, slide switch, resistors, and a battery holder whose circuit lights the eyes in darkness.
Lifecycle
Builders could adjust the potentiometer to control how dark it needed to be before the badge lights turned on.
The assembly guide steps through resistor, photocell, LED, switch, MOSFET, potentiometer, and battery-holder installation with orientation and test reminders.
The quick guide documents a photocell, potentiometer, MOSFET, resistors, battery holder, and four LEDs used to light the spider eyes based on darkness level.
The guide suggests attaching a buzzer or anything else to BZ1 and notes the badge can become a tripwire alarm when pointed at with a laser.
Operational history
The record keeps hardware claims tied to the assembly PDF rather than inventing design files or firmware surfaces.
The record remains image-free until a rights-cleared original photo or official upstream raster is available.
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 badge is modeled as a soldering and analog electronics badge rather than a programmable badgelife platform.