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DEF CON 34 · United States · 2026

Cobalt DC34 Badge

Post-event source-documented RP2040 corporate-commission badge

trueControl's public Cobalt DC34 archive explicitly describes firmware and a board schematic for the Cobalt Badge at DEF CON 34. Its maker index groups the badge under DEF CON 34 at LVCC and labels it a corporate commission. The repository documents an RP2040-driven curved blue LED display badge with motion, ambient-light, touch, USB-C, firmware, and schematic surfaces. Those sources establish a maker-documented event-associated electronic artifact, not DEF CON issuance, an identified commissioner, attendee allocation, a credential function, or a completed recipient handoff.

DCZia MK9 Badge at DEF CON 34 · United States · 2026

DCZia MK9 Badge (DEF CON 34)

Maker-documented DEF CON 34 macropad badge with build guide and released UF2

DCZia's MK9 is a public-source 3×3 mechanical macropad intended as a neck-wearable DEF CON 34 BadgeLife project. Project documentation specifies nine MX switches, RGB per-key and edge lighting, an accelerometer, two 6-pin SAO connectors, USB-C or three-AAA power, CircuitPython firmware, and QMK-compatible hardware. During the August 6-9 conference the repository gained a purchaser-facing build guide saying the badge is pre-flashed with firmware, six build photos, and an August 4 UF2 commit describing the image as released on badges. This is a maker-documented independent badge release, not an official DEF CON admission credential.

DEF CON 34 · United States · 2026

DEF CON 34 Badge

Completed electronic Human badge with Baochip, QR interaction, and post-event token conversion

DEF CON's official news confirms DEF CON 34 wrapped on August 10, 2026. Its official badge-help page now documents the issued electronic Human badge's post-conference conversion to a hardware security token, current firmware-update path, public source-code links, and the in-conference encrypted-QR light-pattern exchange. The official July 31 reveal names Bunnie Huang as creator and Baochip as the inspectable silicon platform, while the public core-module KiCad archive and `dc34-vault` source provide a specific hardware and software trail. This establishes a completed official badge record without treating later public source as a production ledger or a reusable-image grant.

DEF CON 34 · United States · 2026

Friend or Foe Badge (DEF CON 34 Packet Hacking Village)

Completed independent three-radio ESP32-S3 RF-awareness badge

The public Friend or Foe project archive documents a three-board ESP32-S3 badge shown at DEF CON 34 Packet Hacking Village. Its hardware documentation records a 45-badge DEF CON run and the project root describes a wearable, passive RF-awareness platform with an uplink/display controller and dedicated BLE and Wi-Fi scanner boards. Packet Hacking Village's official DEF CON 34 programme independently establishes the completed village setting and the Friend or Foe presentation. These sources establish a completed independent electronic project, not an official DEF CON Human badge, conference-wide handout, admission credential, or recipient ledger.

DEF CON 34 · United States · 2026

INSPECTRON 34 SAO (DEF CON 34)

Completed independent RP2040 CRT-TV Simple Add-On

INSPECTRON 34 is an independent retro-CRT television-shaped Simple Add-On documented by its maker's post-conference public repository. The project records an RP2040, 16 MB flash, 1.14-inch ST7789V display, CircuitPython, USB-drive GIF loading, a DC34 right-port SAO design, and a completed DEF CON 34 run of about 20 sold boards. The post-conference handoff identifies V5 as the current released firmware. It is not an official DEF CON Human badge or admission credential.