Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The physical artifact has a documented handling caveat that belongs with the hardware record.
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.