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The current firmware, including links to datasheets, can be found on our [https://github.com/HackRVA/rvasec-badge-2014 GitHub Page] | The current firmware, including links to datasheets, can be found on our [https://github.com/HackRVA/rvasec-badge-2014 GitHub Page] | ||
== Process Overview == | |||
The past two years (2014 and 2013), HackRVA and its members have built the badges from bare copper boards. Members etch, pick-and-place, solder, and QC every badge. The following PCB Creation and Component Stuffing sections detail this process. Relevant QC steps are described within those sections. | |||
Revision as of 17:32, 14 June 2014
Summary
Since the start of the RVAsec conference here in Richmond, HackRVA has been building the attendee hardware badges. The project has been a great opportunity for members to work together on a long-term computer hardware fabrication. The goal of the badge is to provide each attendee with an open and completely "hackable" piece of hardware, loaded with entertaining games and puzzles that encourage attendee-attendee interaction.
The current firmware, including links to datasheets, can be found on our GitHub Page
Process Overview
The past two years (2014 and 2013), HackRVA and its members have built the badges from bare copper boards. Members etch, pick-and-place, solder, and QC every badge. The following PCB Creation and Component Stuffing sections detail this process. Relevant QC steps are described within those sections.