FloridaMan Party 2026
Primary official source for the Thursday, August 6, 2026 Las Vegas party date/time and location-provided-upon-purchase wording, plus the public FloridaMan Party 2026 / @jonathansinger footer attribution.
Evidence index
Primary docs, public wikis, repositories, talks, press writeups, and first-hand notes used to support badge pages.
Primary official source for the Thursday, August 6, 2026 Las Vegas party date/time and location-provided-upon-purchase wording, plus the public FloridaMan Party 2026 / @jonathansinger footer attribution.
Secondary retrospective explaining that the 2025 Electronic Cats NFC/OLED badge was limited to 100 workshop recipients. It establishes a prior-year boundary rather than a 2026 technical or allocation claim.
Named post-event account documenting PWNEDCR 0x08 on October 18-19, 2025 at the Auditorio Nacional / Centro Costarricense de Ciencia y Cultura in San José; it describes an electronic badge, badge hacking during the CTF, and hidden Easter eggs/challenges. It is sufficient evidence of the real artifact and event context, but not a hardware, firmware, badge-maker, allocation, delivery, or reusable-image archive.
Maker portfolio source for the 0xB badge's retro gaming, D-pad design, and PCB-art framing.
Maker portfolio source for the 0xC badge's full assembly, manufacturing, protective-enclosure, and conference-electronics production framing.
Primary hardware reference for the retired LoliBot robot kit, ESP32/Lolin32-Lite platform, power features, IMU, WiFi/Bluetooth, two-wheel steering, and robot-soccer kicker servo.
Source for the custom fri3d-esp32 board package, Arduino examples, upload flow, partition behavior, and reset caveat.
Primary connector, architecture, MicroPythonOS, I2C I/O-expander, and extension documentation for the 2026 main badge.
Primary documentation for Fri3d 2024 apps, add-ons, programming, reset, and update workflow.
Primary pre-event programme source for the August 14-16 sixth camp at Domein De Kluis. It preserves the planned event context but does not establish individual badge handout or final unit outcomes.
Primary organizer documentation identifying Badge 2026 as the main camp badge, its application platform, repair workflow, and companion boards.
Primary organizer event index reviewed on 2026-08-25. It lists Fri3d Camp 2026 among past events, confirming that the camp completed without establishing badge production, handout, allocation, or firmware-image outcomes.
Primary optional-radio add-on source for the Wio-SX1262-N module, antenna choices, soldering workflow, and damage warning when operated without an antenna.
Primary SAO sensor source for the VL53L7CH 8x8 multizone ToF module, addressable LEDs, I2C address, measurement range, Class I laser, and example app.
Exact official upstream Revision 02 front-board raster source for the local WebP hero image, with its Apache-2.0 repository license and contributor attribution recorded separately.
Primary MIT License source for the badge_firmware_MicroPythonOS repository.
Primary Revision 02 source for the platform intended for the on-camp handout, including controller, memory, display, input, power, audio, connector, and optional-radio details. It does not prove individual distribution or final unit parity.
Primary Apache License 2.0 source for the Revision 02 hardware repository and its official raster assets.
Repository license source for treating the hardware-related documentation photo as reusable upstream project media while preserving attribution and processing notes.
Official repository README embedding the Ph0xx prototype photos and identifying the badge as the Fri3d Camp Badge 2018 development project.
Primary MIT firmware source for the 2026 MicroPythonOS base, Retro-Go partitions, storage budget, and manual headset-output configuration note.
Image-provenance source for the official repository documentary photo of real Ph0xx prototype boards; used only after recording license, attribution, and WebP processing notes.
Post-event lineage source that references the previous year's badge.
Primary organizer-controlled event page for the July 30-August 1, 2026 Marriott Executive Apartments Finisterre edition in Panama City, organizer identity, ticket-holder-only separate badge offer, limited-edition framing, OLED, four physical buttons, rechargeable USB-C battery, and conference-date delivery condition. It is an offer page, not proof of completed payment, production, pickup, CTF operation, or delivery.
Primary badge-team source, published October 3, 2026, identifying the firmware as made for the official Ekoparty 2026 badge on the ekoparty_badge_v1 PCB with an nRF52840, SX1262 radio, and OLED, and documenting the pin map, schematic, manual, build steps, and GPL-3.0 Meshtastic provenance. It is not an Ekoparty-hosted page and does not state production quantity or allocation.
Primary firmware release source for the October 3, 2026 build, its event profile (ANZ region, MEDIUM_FAST, CLIENT_MUTE, USB CAFE:E001), the EKOBOOT first-flash image and its pinned source, and the validation notes on the final PCB.
Primary firmware release source for the October 5, 2026 position-handling change, its validation on the final PCB, and the public and ported development commits; it does not state production quantity or allocation.
Firmware source for the bilingual Acerca de screen, which says the badge was created for Ekoparty 2026 by Lucas Leal (hardware design), Nicolas Restbergs (visual identity and firmware adaptation), and Jorge Crowe (coordination and concept), Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Primary badge-team source for the 18650 battery slot, antenna arrangement, care warnings, credits, and the October 8, 2026 statement that the badge was assembled with low-temperature solder that a bump or fall can break loose. It names no production count and carries no separate image licence.
Garoa’s own historical source for the conference’s community relationship with the hackerspace and the listed 2026 edition dates.
Primary hardware source for the REV. 0 ESP8266, buttons, OLED, buzzer/IR path, microSD socket, FTDI socket, linked public hardware tree, and corrective-rework caveat.
Primary source explicitly stating that the Garoa Hacker Clube REV. 0 badge was distributed at BSides SP 2026, while limiting the documented software to an experimental conference demo archive.
Corroborating source for the VIP sector including a special badge, swag kit, and related VIP package elements.
Primary board-file source for the KiCad project tree and related manufacturing files.
Source repository for 2016 badge code, server, Python client, interactive UI, assets, pinout, and game models.
Public source repository linked from the official BUSSide documentation.
Apache-2.0 license source used for local image provenance and repository reuse.
Flappybirds project path linked from the BornHack 2022 badge README.
Primary design file repository and project index for apps running on the badge.
Project repository linked from the BornHack 2022 badge README.
Tagged firmware release identified by the repository README as the version on the con badge.
Public ESP-IDF firmware, KiCad/PCB/Gerber, menu, schedule, LCD, ADC, Wi-Fi, and server source repository for the badge.
Source tree for the badge-side backend workflow, including enrollment and Sched-derived schedule endpoints.
Primary hardware-source tree for Community and Speaker/VIP badge design files.
Primary hardware repository source for KiCad files, schematic, board, Gerbers, BOM spreadsheet, and production PDFs.
Manufacturing source folder for separate badge, head, hood, arm, and back board Gerber ZIP packages.
Media source folder for RCA talk PDF, booklet PDF, audio, PCB image, and story/challenge materials.
Parts-export source for ordered badge components, including LED, battery-holder, NE556, capacitor, and other SMD line items.
Schematic source folder for separate badge, head, hood, arm, and back board PDFs.
Mechanical add-on source for the 3D-printable back cover, switch cap, optional LED rail, and assembly notes.