Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
The catalogue can mark the event complete without converting a planned handout statement into a completed attendee-distribution or production claim.
Evidence
Official Apache-2.0 Media/Badge_Front.png raster used as the rights-cleared upstream source for the local optimized WebP delivery asset.
MIT License source for the organizer-owned badge_firmware_MicroPythonOS repository.
Apache License 2.0 source for the organizer-owned Revision 02 hardware repository and its documentation/raster assets.
Official optional-radio kit guide for the Wio-SX1262-N module, spiral antenna, soldering process, SMA option, and no-antenna warning.
Official SAO add-on guide for the VL53L7CH multizone time-of-flight sensor, LEDs, I2C access, range, and app example.
Official documentation home that identifies the main Badge 2026 and its communication, DJ, ToF, LoRa, and SAO companion boards.
Organizer-owned Apache-2.0 documentation repository with the Badge 2026 documentation source and official board images.
Organizer-run event index reviewed on 2026-08-25. It lists Fri3d Camp 2026 among past events, confirming the camp completed; it does not identify individual badge handout, production, or final firmware outcomes.
Organizer-run programme source for the August 14-16, 2026 sixth Fri3d Camp at Domein De Kluis in Sint-Joris-Weert, near Leuven.
Primary current firmware source for the MicroPythonOS base, Retro-Go partitions, and pre-event audio/output configuration note.
Organizer-owned MIT repository for the 2024 and 2026 badge firmware based on MicroPythonOS, with Retro-Go partitions.
Official documentation for base and optional connectors, ESP32-S3 and CH32X035 architecture, MicroPythonOS, and I2C I/O-expander firmware.
Primary Revision 02 source naming the version that will be handed out at camp and documenting the ESP32-S3, CH32X035, display, input, power, expansion, and optional radio platform.
Organizer-owned Apache-2.0 Revision 02 hardware and production repository with schematic, PCB, BOM, Gerber, mechanical, and raster materials.
Source trail
Primary connector, architecture, MicroPythonOS, I2C I/O-expander, and extension documentation for the 2026 main badge.
Primary pre-event programme source for the August 14-16 sixth camp at Domein De Kluis. It preserves the planned event context but does not establish individual badge handout or final unit outcomes.
Primary organizer documentation identifying Badge 2026 as the main camp badge, its application platform, repair workflow, and companion boards.
Primary organizer event index reviewed on 2026-08-25. It lists Fri3d Camp 2026 among past events, confirming that the camp completed without establishing badge production, handout, allocation, or firmware-image outcomes.
Primary optional-radio add-on source for the Wio-SX1262-N module, antenna choices, soldering workflow, and damage warning when operated without an antenna.
Primary SAO sensor source for the VL53L7CH 8x8 multizone ToF module, addressable LEDs, I2C address, measurement range, Class I laser, and example app.
Exact official upstream Revision 02 front-board raster source for the local WebP hero image, with its Apache-2.0 repository license and contributor attribution recorded separately.
Primary MIT License source for the badge_firmware_MicroPythonOS repository.
Primary Revision 02 source for the platform intended for the on-camp handout, including controller, memory, display, input, power, audio, connector, and optional-radio details. It does not prove individual distribution or final unit parity.
Primary Apache License 2.0 source for the Revision 02 hardware repository and its official raster assets.
Primary MIT firmware source for the 2026 MicroPythonOS base, Retro-Go partitions, storage budget, and manual headset-output configuration note.