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The root repository contains an MIT license naming Caleb Marting for software and associated documentation, but reviewed sources do not separately allocate copyright or image attribution for every assembly photo, board graphic, logo/art layer, physical board, Open Sauce name/mark, or third-party component/library asset. The attendee replacement repository separately says it has no license.
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
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source-license, visual-asset, and branding scope boundary · repository root-license review · MIT software/documentation license recorded; separate scopes unresolved
The entry may link the respective source archives and license statements while keeping physical-artifact, media, branding, downstream reuse, and local-image rights scoped rather than inferred.
- Badge
- Open Sauce 2026 Badge
- Category
- source-license, visual-asset, and branding scope boundary
- Severity
- note
- Confidence
- repository root-license review
- Status
- MIT software/documentation license recorded; separate scopes unresolved
- Timeframe
- current catalogue build
- Source note
- calebmarting/os2026-badge LICENSE and asset tree; putnam/opensauce2026-badge README; badge.gallery image policy.
badge firmware source
Public source file for the badge's Bop It firmware context. It is linked as historical software evidence without reproducing modification or operating instructions.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
independent attendee firmware archive
Public attendee repository describing a replacement firmware for the 2026 Open Sauce badge and a Saturday eyebrow-module handoff. It independently corroborates the physical badge and event hacking without being an organizer source.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
independent attendee provenance record
Primary attendee account of the original Bop It-style firmware, badge designer Caleb mention, custom Arduino MKR Zero-based board, overnight replacement project, Sunday demonstration, and named Gerard Hudson collaboration.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
native PCB source
Public native KiCad PCB file for the Bop It badge design. The file establishes a hardware archive without proving that every physical event unit exactly matched the current source file.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
native schematic source
Public native KiCad schematic file for the Bop It badge design. It is a technical reference rather than a production, safety, or recipient-allocation record.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
official event schedule
Official schedule confirming the July 17 Industry Day and July 18-19 main event context in San Mateo.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
official event site
Official Open Sauce page establishing the July 17-19, 2026 technology and creator festival at San Mateo County Event Center, including the public 1346 Saratoga Drive address.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
official ticket context
Official ticket source documenting public admission tiers and the festival's July 17-19 event dates. It does not identify a badge allocation or hardware entitlement.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
physical build, software, and event-hacking record
Primary source for the Arduino MKR Zero-compatible badge, documented physical components, optional headers, Bop It firmware context, native source tree, and statement that attendees created four games after Saturday badge hacking.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
post-event badge-source archive
Public repository described as schematics and firmware for the Open Sauce 2026 Badge and SAOs. It is a designer-published source archive, not a direct Open Sauce organizer repository.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
post-event community firmware archive
Designer-published folder referenced by the README for code from attendees who hacked badges during the festival. It corroborates a post-event community-hacking trail but does not identify each person's full role or a deployed production image.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
source archive license
Repository root MIT license naming Copyright 2026 Caleb Marting for software and associated documentation. It is kept distinct from a selected image's factual event-unit status and processing provenance.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Caleb Marting / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary native PCB source for the public design archive; not proof of exact physical event-unit parity.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Caleb Marting / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary native schematic source for the public design archive; not a final production or safety result.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Caleb Marting / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary repository license source naming Copyright 2026 Caleb Marting for the archive's software and associated documentation.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Caleb Marting / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary source for badge components, Arduino MKR Zero compatibility, optional SAO/battery headers, Bop It source context, source-tree purpose, and attendee-created game statement.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Caleb Marting / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary badge firmware source supporting the documented game/input context, without asserting final deployed source or release ownership.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Caleb Marting / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary source folder referenced as the attendees' post-event game code after Saturday hacking and Sunday demos.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Caleb Marting / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary public post-event repository described as schematics and firmware for the Open Sauce 2026 Badge and SAOs.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Open Sauce · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary official source for the July 17-19, 2026 San Mateo festival and venue context.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Open Sauce · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary official schedule source for Industry Day and main-event timing.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
Open Sauce · retrieved 2026-05-15
Primary official admission-tier source; it does not include a badge hardware entitlement statement.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
putnam / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15
Independent first-person source for the custom board / original Bop It account, badge-designer Caleb mention, attendee firmware work, Sunday game context, and Gerard Hudson collaboration.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge
putnam / GitHub · retrieved 2026-05-15
Independent post-event attendee source calling itself replacement firmware for the 2026 Open Sauce badge and documenting a physical eyebrow-module handoff.
Badge: Open Sauce 2026 Badge