Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The record links the public workflow without representing it as a final reproducible, supported, audited, or universally deployed firmware release.
Evidence
Live maker-controlled Uberflux product page and serialized payload for The Beer SAO. It establishes the observed $45 / 150-total / 28-sold / 122-remaining pre-sale snapshot, two announced DEF CON 34 BadgeLife Village pickup labels, no shipping option, included 180-degree adapter, physical/package claims, and maker-described functions. Product imagery has no stated reusable license or explicit permission basis.
BCCC's own 2026 contest page placing its twenty-first Beer Chilling Contraption Contest at DEF CON 34, Las Vegas Convention Center, August 6–9. It defines the contest context and says contestants need DEF CON badges, but does not describe the Beer SAO as an official Human badge, admission item, or universal contestant award.
Public `aerospace-venoms` source tree for the BCCC Temperature SAO. Its README documents the BCCC/DEF CON 2026 connection, RP2350A/W25Q16/DS18B20/display/USB-C/SWD hardware, dual-core Pico-SDK firmware, KiCad tree, UF2, build/flash guidance, batch programming, and soak-test tools. It is a public technical source, not proof that every marketplace unit carries the same revision or a reusable-image grant.
Root license file declaring WTFPL v2 and copyright by Ames Evans. The file says firmware was developed with Claude. Its broad code/design license does not identify one physical badge photograph or repository image as a rights-cleared documentary hero asset, nor does it establish final event-unit configuration.
Source trail
Primary license source declaring WTFPL v2 and copyright by Ames Evans, with the source-authored note that firmware was developed with Claude. It permits broad copying/modification on its own terms but does not map repository or marketplace media to an attributable, factual, rights-cleared hero image or prove deployed firmware provenance.
Primary organizer-controlled event source for the twenty-first BCCC at DEF CON 34, Las Vegas Convention Center, August 6–9, 2026, its contest context, and its requirement that contestants have DEF CON badges. It does not identify The Beer SAO as a DEF CON-issued badge, a contest entitlement, or an admission credential.
Primary public technical source for the BCCC-associated red-solo-cup PCB, stated winner-copy route, RP2350A/W25Q16/DS18B20/74HC595/display/USB-C/SWD details, Pico-SDK firmware behavior, KiCad/design tree, versioned UF2, flashing instructions, programming, and soak-test tooling. It does not establish the final marketplace BOM, every physical unit's revision, event handoff, calibration, safety, or a cleared physical-badge image.
Primary live maker product source for the August 4, 2026 $45 / 150-total / 28-sold / 122-remaining pre-sale snapshot, no-shipping status, announced BadgeLife Village pickup labels, roughly 100 mm beer-cup form, sensor/display/RP2350/USB-C/adapter claims, and intended BCCC context. It does not prove production completion, event pickup, delivery, contest availability, final build configuration, accuracy, safety, or image reuse permission.