102221 - Badges Eko 2021 - BADGE 1.2 - SPEAKER
Primary official media-attachment source for the Ekoparty 2021 speaker badge-art variant.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Primary official media-attachment source for the Ekoparty 2021 speaker badge-art variant.
Primary official media-attachment source for the Ekoparty 2021 workshop badge-art variant.
Primary official media-attachment source for the Ekoparty 2021 ACFT first-place badge-art variant.
Primary official media-attachment source for the Ekoparty 2021 ACFT second-place badge-art variant.
Primary official media-attachment source for the Ekoparty 2021 ACFT third-place badge-art variant.
Primary official media-attachment source for the Ekoparty 2021 ICFT player badge-art variant.
Primary official media-attachment source for the Ekoparty 2021 Lado B badge-art variant.
Primary badge source for third consecutive electronic badge year, artistic sonic concept, customization, reveal timing, team credits, repository, and manual.
Primary source for EKO 2023 Buenos Aires dates, CEC venue, free-entry context, and limited 500-unit electronic badge support option.
Primary announcement source for first electronic badge framing and the 500-unit limit.
Primary event source for the November 13-15, 2024 CEC Buenos Aires context, free-entry framing, event categories, and official programme surroundings.
Primary event source for Champion ticket badge inclusion, limited-stock note, CEC Buenos Aires context, and badge detail page link.
Primary official source for EKO 22, the October 7-9, 2026 CEC Buenos Aires event, and the surrounding programme context. The September 28 and October 4, 2026 rechecks found the main-track agenda live with no badge reveal, and the October 15 and 21 rechecks found the page still in pre-event wording with no wrap-up. Its EKO BADGE ELECTRÓNICO section, archived by October 9, 2026, is Ekoparty's own statement that the badge is an off-grid customized Meshtastic device and links the badge team's guide.
Organizer-linked current ticket source that states the Champion tier includes an electronic badge while supplies last (incluye badge electrónico hasta agotar stock), reconfirmed unchanged on September 28 and October 4, 2026; it does not identify final hardware or confirm delivery.
Primary designer writeup for hardware, Tasmota lifecycle, workshop, add-ons, and collaborator context.
Primary official source for complete-kit and upgrade-kit contents, optional keyboard offer, on-site pickup-only ordering, observed prices, and post-event sold-out listing status. It does not establish completed collection by any individual or universal attendee allocation.
Primary official source for the completed July 16-19, 2026 Eastnor, United Kingdom camp context.
Live app directory showing post-event applications, categories, owners, and hexpansion-facing apps.
Primary source for schedule, radio base-station, registration, torch, and rain-alarm goals.
Primary official source for the Spaceagon revision, reuse of the 2024 main board, battery, screen, and existing hexpansions, protected two-board top, input additions, maintained compatibility, and optional official keyboard.
Primary rationale for reusable platform and e-waste reduction.
Official product-page source identifying the HackGDL 2025 event badge, Electronic Cats authorship, Minino basis, open-source repository pointer, feature list, and store-image rights boundary.
Primary repository README that describes itself as the official UnknownSecurity Conference 2026 badge archive and documents the CH573F, BLE, OLED, controls, light sensor, PwnPet, Pwn Llama, and integrated CTF claims.
Public project history showing the repository's initial April 2026 commit, pre-event April-May hardware work, and July 2026 documentation update.
Primary public hardware source for the schematic, PCB, and footprints that the repository documents as a KiCad 9 design.
Primary product source for the named 2026 camera-badge artifact and its public high-level platform, camera, interface, and power claims.
Public Electronic Cats post/repost saying the DOJOConf Badge 2026 was designed and made by Electronic Cats exclusively for the edition, with functional hardware, OLED, programmable buttons, limited-edition status, separate availability from admission, and delivery during the conference dates. Its separate repository now supplies a public design archive, while the post does not itself provide a task-level contribution ledger, final fulfillment report, or image-reuse grant.
Primary repository source for the official Ekoparty 2024 badge identity, ESP32-C6, NeoPixels, USB, LoRa, buzzer, OLED, serial workflow, and CERN OHL v1.2 hardware license statement.
Primary repository source for official DragonJARCON 2025 badge hardware components, firmware tree, KiCad files, USB CDC commands, NDEF features, and integrated LED-key transposition challenge.
Linked Electronic Cats firmware project used by the badge repository for its PwnPet virtual-pet framework context.
Primary firmware source for ESP-IDF and Minino build instructions, serial monitor workflow, LoRa manager, Badge Connect, Llamaneitor, sounds, villages, and app modules.
Primary hardware source for the KiCad schematic and PCB, ESP32-C6-WROOM-1-N4 references, RFM95W LoRa transceiver, OLED labeling, BOM-style files, and STEP asset trail.
Primary component source for ESPNOW badge discovery, stored badge types, found-badge behavior, and cross-event Badge Connect lineage.
Repository LICENSE text and README licensing statement for the published hardware documentation; it does not establish a separate firmware or image-asset license.
Commit-pinned root CERN Open Hardware Licence v1.2 text in the public repository. It is the documented license basis for the hardware-design documentation; by its terms, it does not automatically extend to software or provide an image, logo, or trademark reuse grant.
Commit-pinned public README that calls the repository the official Badge DojoCon Panamá 2026 archive and documents a CH573F RISC-V/BLE badge with a 128×64 OLED, directional buttons, a WS2812B LED, USB-C, and a battery connection. It supports a source-level design description, not the configuration, provenance, or delivery of every event unit.
Public v1.0 GitHub release dated April 30, 2026, before the July 30-August 1 event. It establishes a versioned public release surface, not a final factory binary, signed deployment artifact, recipient ledger, or proof that a tagged source exactly matched every handed-out badge.
Primary license source for hardware documentation reuse scope and software/firmware exclusion caveat.
Primary hardware and firmware repository for the La Villa Hacker 2025 badge, including C firmware, KiCad hardware files, and release metadata.
README source for badge title, README-listed CH32V003, NRF24L01, OLED, two-AAA holder, Shitty Addon connector, preinstalled firmware, Electronic Cats design credit, and CERN OHL v1.2 hardware statement.
Firmware README source for the Puya PY32F002A / PY32F002Ax5 technical trail, J-Link, GNU Arm Embedded Toolchain, Make, VSCode, and SDK workflow.
Release source for the published VillaHacker.hex binary.
Corroborating event source for the tenth Hackers On Planet Earth framing, New York City context, and talks/workshops/projects scope.
Challenge writeup source for badge matrix interpretation, symbol sets, 3-bit binary ordering, program and floor-graphic clues, and solved puzzle flow.
Challenge writeup source for lanyard ciphers, Nyctograph and Gold Bug alphabets, lanyard translations, key-card clues, and solution flow.
Seminar source for the Floral Bonnet as the LCA-created Raspberry Pi Zero sensor, LED, and button board used in the lab walkthrough.
Primary E-ALE source for Raspberry Pi Zero WH lab use, Floral Bonnet price and ARM sponsorship, sensor package role, and component list.
Primary official registration for the September 2-7, 2025 San Donà di Piave camp. It establishes the event's date, place, and nonprofit hacking/free-software/DIY context, not the badge design or delivery details.
Primary organizer-owned source archive. Its README explicitly identifies the repository as schematics for the flex-PCB badge distributed at ESC{21} and credits named contributors; it does not establish a complete final-unit inventory, universal hardware configuration, or media-reuse permission.
The repository points to this licence for the schematics. That scoped hardware-license statement is not treated as a licence for firmware, case material, photographs, renders, screenshots, or any selected badge image.