Series
Hack Club's Singapore high-school game-jam lineage, beginning with Kai Pereira's source-backed 2026 RP2040, passive-NFC, and e-ink hardware badge. Official Hack Club pages establish the completed event, while the public maker archive documents a real event-specific design and firmware trail without an explicit repository licence or image-reuse basis.
Hack Club's Singapore high-school game-jam lineage, beginning with Kai Pereira's source-backed 2026 RP2040, passive-NFC, and e-ink hardware badge. Official Hack Club pages establish the completed event, while the public maker archive documents a real event-specific design and firmware trail without an explicit repository licence or image-reuse basis.
Badges
Maker-documented RP2040 e-ink/NFC game-jam badge
Kai Pereira's public archive identifies these as Overglade hackathon badges designed for the completed Singapore game jam. The device has an RP2040, passive NFC, an onboard e-ink driver, and an exposed ticket-shaped PCB with public KiCad and MicroPython source trees. Official Hack Club pages establish the event, but not a badge entitlement or all-recipient allocation.