Vectorscope badge workbench photo
MIT-licensed repository photo from the badge-talk image set, used as the rights-cleared physical-badge image for the original Supercon 2023 record.
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Official docs, app stores, wikis, talks, repositories, and issue pages across the badge catalogue.
MIT-licensed repository photo from the badge-talk image set, used as the rights-cleared physical-badge image for the original Supercon 2023 record.
Flickr source for Eliot Phillips / RobotSkirts' CC BY-NC 2.0 documentary photo titled DefCon 14 2006.
Wikimedia Commons source for Samsonswiki's CC BY-SA 4.0 original photograph identified as DEF CON 18.
Flickr source for Openfly's CC BY 2.0 original photo titled populated defcon 21 badge case.
Wikimedia Commons source for Tony Webster's CC BY-SA 4.0 photograph of a DEF CON 22 badge.
Wikimedia Commons source for Hanno Böck's CC0 photograph of the DEF CON 24 press badge front side.
Wikimedia Commons source for Sephiroth storm's CC BY-SA 4.0 documentary photo containing the DEF CON 20 Human badge among multiple DEF CON artifacts.
Flickr source for Kristina D.C. Hoeppner / 4nitsirk's CC BY-SA 2.0 documentary photo of the Kiwicon 2038 lanyard and mirrored name-badge credential.
TIB AV-Portal recording with CC BY 3.0 license metadata, DEF CON publisher metadata, and a badge-talk slide showing the DEF CON 23 vinyl record badge variants at 00:09:56.
TIB AV-Portal recording with CC BY 3.0 license metadata, DEF CON publisher metadata, creators Jeff Moss and LosTboY, and talk-slide frames showing actual DEF CON 19 titanium badge variants.
Hackaday article establishing the original Supercon Voja4/retrocomputer badge context that the Berlin badge reused and re-skinned.
Later HaxoGreen announcement preserving the Dudelange camp context and multi-year lineage.
Sponsor-pack transcript corroborating the BSides Perth pattern of hackable smart badges and past electronic badges with schedule, sponsor-message, and CTF-challenge behavior, kept as lineage context rather than direct 2018 component proof.
Historical RHC22 badge page used as the previous source-backed RomHack Camp badge anchor.
First-hand predecessor writeup used only for lineage context: Marc describes the 2019 Open Hardware Miniconf car as an onboard-camera, Raspberry Pi, TensorFlow-based self-driving project.
Board-vendor link named by the attendee writeup for the badge's WemOS-board foundation; used only to preserve the linked hardware reference, not to infer a specific module variant.
Contemporaneous local notes source for the September 28-29, 2018 CactusCon Mesa Convention Center event, ticket requirement, free-ticket path, and paid badge option.
Poem/lore artifact linked from the primary project page.
Poem referenced by the contest-winning rap-song collaboration with The Brothers Grimm.
NearForm repository preserving the NodeConf EU gesture-model notebook and training artifacts referenced by the TensorFlow Lite writeup.
ERNW/TROOPERS announcement pointing readers back to the previous year's badge.
Post-event detection, update, flashing, and broken-component recovery notes.
Official replacement-part guidance for the badge screen, FPC cable, LED, and battery connector.
TechGirlMN archive source for the off-the-shelf virtual badge context, Tinkercad model link, attendee finished-project evidence, and Arduino Create code links.
Fourfold source identifying THOTCON 0xB as a retro controller-inspired hardware badge with D-pad design and PCB art framing.
Fourfold source identifying the THOTCON 0xC badge as a full-assembly/manufacturing project from bare PCB to polished conference-electronics product.
Public Jay Turla / @shipcod3 post preserving the ROOTCON 12 Electronic Badge title; used for naming evidence rather than component-level hardware claims.
Public Hackaday profile for TwinkleTwinkie and related PCB-art / badgelife project context; used only for maker-profile corroboration, not for unrecovered BSides Vancouver board specifications.
Organization credited by the official store page as the badge developer.
Local hackerspace credited by the event page as the production context for Firnsy's badge work and beneficiary of limited SAO proceeds.
NUS Hackers talk page for making an electronic badge for over 1,000, covering ideation, artwork, electronics/code, assembly, and programming.
PDF manual source for Pasadena 2016 badge operation, hardware list, MCU, LED matrix, infrared, controls, USB bootloader, and hacking workflow.
Nicolai Electronics production update covering module redesigns, firmware, apps, documentation, and compliance work.
Repository manufacturing-file directory preserving copper, mask, silk, edge-cut, drill, and GerbView project outputs.
Repository manufacturing-file source showing Gerber release material for the 2015 Badger board.
Repository Gerber outputs for badge manufacturing evidence.
Repository JLCPCB notes documenting black PCB color, lead-free HASL finish, two-sided standard assembly, flying-probe electrical test, production-file confirmation, and a list of not-assembled or missing-designator parts to check before ordering.
Repository Gerber directory used as the public manufacturing-output evidence for the badge board.
Repository Gerber and drill archive for the ProjectNeoRogue fabrication outputs.
Repository Gerber archive preserving Project-CC13 production output.
Repository Gerber and drill archive for main and outer/attendee board fabrication outputs.
Repository folder documenting back-cover STL, switch-cap STL, FreeCAD source, and optional extra LED illumination.
Repository mechanical source describing soft and hard bangle shells, clear flexible material, hinge wire, magnets, and heat-shrink retention.
Official plastic frame STEP file linked from the BSides Canberra 2021 badge page.
Repository 3d_Prints tree preserving model and STL material for the CC13 badge archive.
Repository STL/3MF tree preserving 3D-printable BadgeBackCover and BadgeBatteryCover enclosure parts.
Attached meeting-log source preserving the same CactusCon 2018 ticket and paid-badge language; used as corroborating local context rather than hardware evidence.
Repository minibadge-maker notes documenting I2C address coordination, power caveats, polling messages, text and pixel display messages, custom data, and event messages.
Official miniconf page documenting SwagBadge ticket inclusion, DagBadge build path, hardware/firmware/app sessions, SAO explanation, and attendee show-and-tell.
Official miniconf page documenting the updated LCA2022 SwagBadge, FPGA SAO, 2021/2022 compatibility, workshop plans, hardware/firmware sessions, and open FPGA tooling context.