[Daniel Valuch] shared a fun and record-setting conference badge story (Slovak, translated) with us. He was one of the organizers for the “ZENIT in electronics” event, which is an annual Slovak ...

When it comes to tracking people’s every movement—or “location-aware applications” if you’re trying to sound less creepy—nothing beats the badges at hacker conferences. This year, HOPE’s Attendee Meta ...

This week I attended the excellent Reimagine Education Conference. Like other conferences, each attendee to this gathering received a conference badge. The Reimagine Education badge had the usual info ...

We’ve regularly written about conferences and ways to improve one’s experience at them, but, as far as I can tell, we’ve never written about their most common feature: name tags or badges, the little ...

Blendology has been making interactive badges with a lanyard for several years. The company focuses on interactive elements, such as tapping another badge to get that person’s contact information, and ...

May 27, 2004 American start-up nTAG has produced an interactive name badge for conferences and social events that significantly improves the quality of people-to-people connectivity. Based on years of ...

There may not be a lot of business cards swapped today at at Future Stack, a conference in San Francisco organized by analytics company New Relic. Instead, attendees will be bumping together little ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- New Relic has hit it big in the app-performance management realm and is on track for a public offering. And now that it's holding user conferences, it needs to get the most out of its ...

As with any proper hardware con, the Hackaday Supercon needed a badge, and preferably one that was electronic. This conference centered around hardware creation, and the badge was no exception.