Hackaday Europe 2026 schedule data
Official schedule JavaScript source listing the Saturday 22:00 Badge Hacking Ceremony.
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Official docs, app stores, wikis, talks, repositories, and issue pages across the badge catalogue.
Official schedule JavaScript source listing the Saturday 22:00 Badge Hacking Ceremony.
KiCad schematic source for the BSidesPDX 2018 hardware archive.
Repository schematic source for the hardware archive and named Badger design files.
Grand Idea Studio schematic PDF for the DEF CON 15 badge hardware.
Grand Idea Studio schematic PDF for the DEF CON 17 badge hardware.
Schematic PDF in the public hardware repository for the ToorCon 14 badge.
Eagle schematic source for ATTiny85, D1-D35 plus DNOSE LED array, CR2032 holder, PWM0/PWM1, CAP0/CAP1, SENSE, RST, and six-pin J1 header evidence.
Eagle schematic source for the BMD-300, I2C display/front connectors, SWD header, UART connector, jumpers, and CR2032/switch power path.
Eagle schematic source for the DC503 2018 Banglet hardware archive.
Schematic link from the official badge assembly page.
KiCad schematic source used for the hardware archive trail.
Official schematic PDF linked from the BSides Canberra 2021 badge page and used for component-level cross-checking.
TechMaker-linked PDF schematic for the black NoNameBadge PCB revision 2.1, used for hardware-detail corroboration rather than image publication.
ZIP archive linked by the technical page for the schematic and Gerber files, with the page stating that the documentation is Creative Commons Attribution licensed.
Official linked partial schematic image used only as evidence; it is not republished because no reusable image license or explicit permission basis was recovered.
Repository folder with schematic PDFs for the badge, head, hood, arm, and back boards.
Primary log documenting badge scripting, supported commands, graphics drawing APIs, GPIO read/write commands, button state commands, and examples.
Primary log documenting LULZCODE as a LOLCODE-derived badge scripting layer for microcontroller peripheral control and explaining why the badge used ESP32-WROVER external SPI RAM.
Contemporary secondary note identifying the LCA2021 SwagBadge as an ESP32 electronic badge with dual OLED displays and MicroPython readiness.
Seminar page documenting the board as a Raspberry Pi Zero bonnet created for LCA with sensors, LEDs, buttons, and lab use.
Secondary video-index source listing ESP8266 ESPlant (Wi-Fi garden sensors) design and operation, Pick and Place Machine, and Open Hardware Assembly Workshop sessions.
Repository README documenting GreyMecha/Army, CircuitPython setup, hardware ordering notes, FPGA tooling, repository structure, and links to badge manual/talk slides.
Repository slide deck for Chrispus Kamau's badge-making talk, documenting ESP8266-01, 0.96-inch OLED, LEDs, 600 mAh LiPo plan, Arduino/MQTT software, paperboard construction, production cost, and next-badge goals.
Joe Grand slide deck for concept, prototyping, manufacturing, and production challenges behind the badge.
Joe Grand's DEF CON 14 slide deck covering badge conception, specification, PIC firmware, production, and contest context.
Grand Idea Studio slide source for role-color counts, production process, design goals, hardware, and firmware framing.
Grand Idea Studio retrospective source for DEF CON 18 badge design and production context.
Challenge deck documenting the command line, 24 LEDs, 11 patterns, TrustZone stages, snake warm-up, and released source links.
Slide deck source for badge design, signal-processing behavior, production, and hack contest context.
Slide deck source for badge design, implementation, and conference context.
Parallax download archive preserving Hackable Electronic Badge product guide, schematic, BadgeHacker customization tooling, Propeller Spin/C examples, and design files for the related badge platform.
Official talk page for the SwagBadge 2022 hardware-kit tour and software session by Andy Gelme, Jonathan Oxer, and Nicola Nye.
Badge.Team games page documenting the BornPets virtual pet and mini-game surface.
BadgePython and `mch22` API documentation for display, buttons, LEDs, sensors, battery, power, and peripherals.
GNU Radio, Gqrx, SDR#, Android RF Analyzer, udev, kernel-module, and HKRF-OLD workflow notes.
Software page documenting Espruino JavaScript programming, continuity with the 2017 and 2018 NodeConf EU badges, Bangle.js apps, TensorFlow Lite, gesture examples, and BLE bridge references.
Repository directory for community and bundled user apps such as games, screensavers, text adventure, air-quality, hardware monitor, and spectrum analyzer examples.
Live Badge Hub application for discovering, publishing, and downloading MicroPython packages for the CONFibadge ESP32-C6.
Community Arduino nofrendo port for the Fri3D Camp 2022 badge, documenting display, buzzer audio, SPIFFS ROM loading, and button limitations.
GitHub release for the DC33-era Winglet OS 2.0 image and u-boot artifacts, with ADS-B, GPS, flight-board, Wi-Fi, USB-host, charging, and DC33 SAO support changes.
Public Aranya Embedded repository linked by the board README for the ESP32-S3 demonstration software target.
Badge README points to this Electronic Cats Luckfox SDK branch as the SDK basis for the BugCON 2025 badge image.
Raw Hex HID I/O Toolkit software stack repository for Arduino integration.
Official talk page documenting the MicroPython and Aiko framework session for customizing the SwagBadge after opening the packet.
Hackaday.io solving project documenting live puzzle collaboration, badge state, role-specific serial content, badge-to-badge unlocks, and hardware interaction discoveries.
Public Hack-a-Day source repository for the badge hacking C framework, memory map, animation example, Makefile, compiled example HEX, schematic image, and MIT license.
Public Hack-a-Day firmware repository for the Retrocomputing BASIC Badge, MIT license, built-in features, firmware hex, and modification guidance.
Public gateware, IPL, bootloader, SDK, example apps, USB mass-storage, HDMI, audio, PIC soft-core, and app-development repository.
Raw README source for Voja4 naming, badge reveal links, Hackaday.io guide links, assembler, disassembler, emulator, examples, manuals, software, and tutorial structure.
Public Hack-a-Day repository preserving tutorial material, assembler/disassembler, emulator, examples, firmware, manuals, software, and the Voja4 badge archive.