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Welcome to badge.team wiki for all info on [https://badge.team badge.team] compatible badges :). Badge.team is a project with the aim of providing a reliable off-the-shelf firmware for electronic event badges, with easy creation of MicroPython badge apps known as eggs and their deployment to end users through an app store known as the hatchery. It has its roots in the team responsible for the successful badge at the [https://sha2017.org/ SHA2017 hacker camp] in the Netherlands. Currently (Q1 2019) the badge.team firmware supports ESP32 platforms, and the team have produced firmware for three event badges with another in development.
 
Welcome to badge.team wiki for all info on [https://badge.team badge.team] compatible badges :). Badge.team is a project with the aim of providing a reliable off-the-shelf firmware for electronic event badges, with easy creation of MicroPython badge apps known as eggs and their deployment to end users through an app store known as the hatchery. It has its roots in the team responsible for the successful badge at the [https://sha2017.org/ SHA2017 hacker camp] in the Netherlands. Currently (Q1 2019) the badge.team firmware supports ESP32 platforms, and the team have produced firmware for three event badges with another in development.
  
=== Getting Started ===
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=== Getting started with badge development ===
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Our firmware supports apps, which we refer to as eggs. We encourage you to write your own eggs in MicroPython, and to that end we've produced some documentation aimed at the first-time egg developer.
  
 
[[Simple_Egg_Deployment| Egg deployment for beginers]]. How to connect to your badge, and put code on it.
 
[[Simple_Egg_Deployment| Egg deployment for beginers]]. How to connect to your badge, and put code on it.

Revision as of 11:59, 1 March 2019

Introduction

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Welcome to badge.team wiki for all info on badge.team compatible badges :). Badge.team is a project with the aim of providing a reliable off-the-shelf firmware for electronic event badges, with easy creation of MicroPython badge apps known as eggs and their deployment to end users through an app store known as the hatchery. It has its roots in the team responsible for the successful badge at the SHA2017 hacker camp in the Netherlands. Currently (Q1 2019) the badge.team firmware supports ESP32 platforms, and the team have produced firmware for three event badges with another in development.

Getting started with badge development

Our firmware supports apps, which we refer to as eggs. We encourage you to write your own eggs in MicroPython, and to that end we've produced some documentation aimed at the first-time egg developer.

Egg deployment for beginers. How to connect to your badge, and put code on it.

Badges

SHA2017Badge released at Still Hacking Anyway August 2017

Disobey2019Badge released at Disobey January 2019

HackerHotel2019Badge released at Hacker Hotel February 2019

FUTURE BADGE PROJECTS

AnOtterWatch to be released summer 2019


Your badge? Join us on IRC or Telegram!

Why badge.team

Long-term support on event badges #aftercare

It's sad to see these things become e-waste in no-time.

Who are badge.team

This is not a complete or ordered list, feel free to add yourself if you think you belong to our merry band of badge hackers :)

  • Sebastian Oort
  • Anne Jan Brouwer
  • Bas van Sisseren
  • Renze Nikolai
  • Markus Bechtold
  • Jeroen Domburg
  • Niek Blankers
  • Tom Clement
  • Arnout Engelen
  • Mendel Mobach
  • Thomas Roos
  • Kliment
  • Ikmaak (on-site support)