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Badge records tagged with Browser Emulator, across United States.

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SAINTCON 2024 · United States · 2024

SAINTCON 2024 Klippy-Net Wrist Badge

Wrist-mounted ESP32-S3 touchscreen badge with IR tower battles and screw-powered klip-on boards

The SAINTCON 2024 main badge for the October 22-25, 2024 conference at the Utah Valley Convention Center in Provo, presented by the BadgeLife team as a reverse-engineered Klippy-Net Wrist Communicator for the fight against the evil Klippy AI. It was meant to be worn on the wrist with a supplied velcro sweatband or on a lanyard. Its designer, compukidmike, released the outline before the conference so attendees could build klip-on boards that take power from the screws holding them to the badge. His Saintcon2024 repository later added the board files (November 12, 2024) and the firmware source (February 7, 2025). They show an ESP32-S3 board with a 2.8-inch IPS touchscreen, an IR transmitter and receiver, an accelerometer, a 1500 mAh LiPo with a USB-C charger, and MiniBadge connections, running a Tower Battle game against 11 IR towers.

SAINTCON 2026 · United States · 2026

SAINTCON 2026 Planned Electronic Badge

Professor Plum's RP2350 round-display badge with eight MiniBadge sockets

The SAINTCON 2026 main badge for the October 27-30, 2026 conference in Provo. Official pages state that it has MiniBadge sockets on the standard 2.54 mm grid, the sponsor prospectus distinguishes Electronic Badge and Non-Electronic sponsor-ticket types, and badge pickup opened on October 26. The official planning committee page credits Professor Plum with badge design and production, and his MIT-licensed SAINTCON-BADGE-2026 repository publishes the KiCad project, rev. 0.6 Gerbers, and the Wayfarer firmware source. It shows a custom Raspberry Pi RP2350A board with 16 MB of flash, a 360x360 round ST77916 LCD, nine WS2812C LEDs, a five-way joystick with A and B buttons, an AA battery holder behind a TPS63031 buck-boost converter, and eight MiniBadge footprints, plus the Pico W docking stations of the badge game. The conference ended on October 30, and the edition is marked completed; badge counts and allocation remain unpublished.