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59 listed worldwide, in date order.
The Houston Robotics Group meeting is a gathering for robotics enthusiasts in Houston to share their projects and collaborate. Attendees bring devices like robots, Raspberry Pis, and Arduinos to work on and discuss. The event provides a space for hands-on interaction and networking among hobbyists and professionals interested in robotics.
Bill Jiao, founder of YC-backed General Instinct, shares his experience building an AI hardware startup in Boston. The event focuses on robotics, deep-tech entrepreneurship, and comparisons between Boston and Silicon Valley ecosystems. Attendees can learn about robotics, AI hardware, and network with founders, researchers, and investors.
This event explores advancements in autonomy across drones, unmanned aerial vehicles, surface vessels, and underwater vehicles. It is designed for innovators and entrepreneurs interested in physical AI technologies in the Austin area. Attendees can learn about new developments and applications in AI-powered autonomous systems on air, land, sea, and space.
This event explores AI-driven error correction techniques in quantum computing, focusing on advancing fault-tolerant quantum technology. It is designed for researchers, students, and professionals interested in quantum computing and AI. Attendees will learn about the intersection of AI and quantum error correction and its implications for future quantum systems.
Cyber Founders Happy Hour is a founders-only networking event for cybersecurity startup builders to relax and connect outside the expo setting. Attendees can enjoy drinks and informal conversations with peers without keynotes or booths. This event is designed for cyber founders seeking real talk and community in Las Vegas.
This meetup features founder insights and a facility tour focused on hard technology innovation in the Front Range region. It is designed for founders and operators involved in deep technology development. Attendees can expect to connect with peers and learn about the local hardware and hard tech ecosystem.
This event explores the current state of quantum computing and its practical applications beyond research labs. Professor Amlan Chakrabarti will discuss real-world uses, challenges in commercialization, and comparisons of quantum innovation ecosystems in India and the U.S. The talk is aimed at those interested in the intersection of quantum technology, industry, and policy.
This hackathon workshop explores the use of AI agents in computational biology research. It is designed for computational biologists, machine learning researchers, and wet-lab scientists interested in automation and agent-based research tools. Participants will learn about the current capabilities, best practices, and practical applications of AI agents in biology workflows.
This event gathers founders, operators, and investors interested in the evolving model of agent-first companies where product, go-to-market, and engineering approaches are fundamentally different. Participants engage in small table discussions to share ideas and brainstorm the future potential of this ideology. It is an opportunity to connect with those shaping new organizational frameworks and technologies.
This is an in-person meetup focused on the Rust programming language featuring talks and networking opportunities hosted at Red Hat's Boston office. It is aimed at developers and technology enthusiasts interested in Rust and software development. Attendees can expect an informal evening with food and discussions about Rust-related topics.
This event discusses the limitations of AI benchmarks and explores how to evaluate models and agents in real-world scenarios. It is aimed at attendees interested in AI technology and machine learning applications. Participants will gain insight into practical model evaluation beyond standard benchmarks.
This event brings together researchers, founders, and investors to discuss AI applications in biology, focusing on recent papers and rigorous methods. It targets professionals interested in computational biology, AI-driven drug discovery, and related frontier research. Attendees engage through brief presentations and extended discussions with networking over dinner.
This event is a small, informal networking gathering for computational biologists, AI researchers, biotech founders, and related professionals interested in agentic biology. Attendees can meet others working on trustworthy AI infrastructure for genomics and computational biology. The event fosters open conversation without pitches or panels in a restaurant setting in Cambridge, MA.
This event is a special screening of the documentary I Am Machine featuring cybersecurity and transhumanism pioneer Len Noe. It is for people interested in cybersecurity, human augmentation, and the evolving relationship between humans and technology. Attendees will watch the film and engage in a conversation exploring new perspectives on technology's future.
This event is a cybersecurity and IT meetup held in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Hotel during Blackhat and DEF CON. It gathers security professionals and enthusiasts to network and share knowledge about cybersecurity topics. Attendees can connect with peers in the industry in an informal setting.
This meetup connects cybersecurity and IT professionals during Blackhat and DEF CON in Las Vegas. Attendees can network and share knowledge on the latest cybersecurity topics and industry trends. It is suited for operators and founders interested in cybersecurity within the tech ecosystem.
This offline meetup focuses on innovations in positioning technologies beyond GPS and GNSS. It is intended for professionals interested in IoT and technology advancements in navigation and location tracking. Attendees can learn about emerging trends that impact future location-based applications and services.
This workshop explores how AI advances protein engineering, focusing on antibodies, ADCs, and novel engineered proteins. It examines each step from sequence to clinic to understand AI's impact on accelerating research and developing new therapies. The event is designed for professionals interested in AI applications in biotech and protein design.
This event covers quantum estimators for spin-coupled generalized valence bond theory, focusing on electronic wavefunction compactification. It is aimed at researchers and practitioners interested in quantum computing and quantum chemistry. Attendees can expect a technical talk relevant for those working in or studying quantum computing algorithms and related fields.
This event brings together data engineering professionals and enthusiasts to share insights and practical uses of ClickHouse for solving big data challenges. Participants will hear user presentations, engage in discussions, and network with experts and peers. It is designed for data engineers and others interested in scalable data systems and analytics.
Engineers, operators, and founders working with hardware and manufacturing can network and discuss topics related to physical products, factories, and industrial systems. The event offers a chance to connect with others building real-world hardware. Attendees gain insights and community connections in the San Francisco Bay Area hardware ecosystem.
This webinar covers AWS security architecture tailored for modern cloud workloads. It is designed for IT professionals, cloud architects, and developers interested in securing cloud environments. Attendees will learn about best practices and strategies to enhance cloud security using AWS tools.
Nicole Granath from Fifty Years presents strategies for scientists and engineers to transition from research to founding deep tech startups. The event covers identifying impactful ideas, navigating IP and funding, and scaling breakthrough technology into companies. Attendees will learn from real examples of successful deep tech ventures and gain insight into building generational companies.
Deep Tech Converge is a quarterly gathering for people building, funding, and researching deep technology in Utah. The event fosters conversation and connections among researchers, academics, investors, and industry leaders without formal panels or pitches. Attendees can network in a relaxed setting to build relationships within the deep tech ecosystem.