Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The record preserves the WLED-style extension idea while avoiding a claim that all badges shipped with that behavior or that it was part of the event firmware baseline.
Evidence
Official event context for Disobey 2026 at Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki on February 13-14, 2026.
Public repository preserving MicroPython firmware, build workflow, hardware docs, frozen modules, development firmware, game-development docs, and badge-team credits.
Official web-flash fallback linked from the badge page for attendees who cannot or do not want to use command-line flashing.
Hardware source for ESP32-S3 WROOM-2, 1.9-inch TFT display, SK6812MINI LEDs, button matrix, GPIO mappings, schematic v11, and STEP model references.
Official badge page documenting delayed 2025/2026 badge arrival, care warning, power, controls, OTA setup, competitions, firmware, CTF station, web flashing, and third-party firmware links.
Crates.io package metadata for the MIT-licensed Disobey 2026 badge support library published by Taneli Kaivola.
Piia Alavesa's project page identifies CyberSlayer as a Disobey 2026 electronic-badge game and links the separate badge-game source repository.
Piia Alavesa's public, work-in-progress MicroPython game repository for the Disobey 2025/2026 badge; it documents gameplay, the board interface it uses, mpremote installation, and a development loader.
MIT-licensed Rust support library for the Disobey 2026 badge with ST7789 display, GPIO button, WS2812 LED, backlight, vibration, games, demos, peripheral examples, and name-tag behavior.
Source trail
Primary event-context source for the February 13-14, 2026 Helsinki edition at Kaapelitehdas.
Primary badge page for delayed 2025/2026 badge arrival, screen-care warning, three-AA or USB-C power, OTA first-use flow, controls, competitions, game firmware, CTF flashing station, web flasher, and third-party firmware links.
Hardware source for ESP32-S3 WROOM-2, TFT, SK6812MINI LEDs, buttons, GPIO mapping, schematic, STEP model, and development-hardware notes.
Public firmware repository for MicroPython firmware, game platform, build/deploy workflow, repository structure, badge-team credits, and license caveat.
Third-party public game repository explicitly targeting the Disobey 2026 badge; its README documents the MicroPython game, ESP32-S3/TFT/NeoPixel/three-button interface assumptions, mpremote deployment, and development-loader workflow. GitHub currently reports no repository license.
Third-party MIT-licensed Rust badge support library preserving peripheral abstractions and example firmware for the Disobey 2026 badge.
Project-author portfolio page identifying CyberSlayer as a game designed and developed for the Disobey 2026 electronic badge, with a link to the public badge-game repository.
Registry metadata identifies the package as a hardware support library for the Disobey 2026 badge, published by Taneli Kaivola under the MIT license.