3/10/2024 0 Comments Bmp badge led software![]() ![]() This is to be expected from a piece of hardware that’s only meant to be distributed at a single event. It’s now a thing, and we’re building multiple badges for all the cons and conferences Hackaday and Tindie are attending for the rest of the year. This means I have the opportunity to do hardware revisions on the Tindie badge. ![]() Right now I’ve built three versions of the Tindie and we’ve distributed about two thousand of these kits at DEF CON, Maker Faire New York, and the Open Hardware Summit.Īfter about two thousand units, I think we finally have this down. This is how I designed three versions of hardware in as many months and cut the BOM cost of each badge in half. This is bordering on a marginally impressive piece of engineering, and a great lesson on BOM cost optimization. This is the first revision of the Tindie badge. I wrote about it on the Hackaday blog earlier, but the simple version is pretty much Jasmine saying, “Hey, we should build a Tindie badge for DEF CON”. It’s not like I didn’t have my hands full at the time, so I agreed to take on the project. ![]()
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