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Femmes en Tech hosts monthly networking events to connect women involved in technology, innovation, research, investment, and entrepreneurship in Quebec. The event is designed for female tech entrepreneurs, researchers, investors, and students to foster strategic connections and collaboration. Attendees will discuss real industry challenges and increase the visibility of women in the tech ecosystem.

This event brings together entrepreneurs, startups, investors, and professionals focused on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Attendees can pitch innovations, network with industry peers, and explore collaboration and investment opportunities. It is designed to support growth and funding in the AI and ML startup ecosystem.

Open Hack Night is a weekly gathering where people build, explore, and understand technology in an informal setting. It is for hackers, engineers, students, and professionals interested in hardware, software, and cybersecurity projects. Attendees come to work on projects, exchange ideas, or experience the Hackers Guild community.

This meetup brings together people working on robotics, physical AI, and embodied intelligence for an evening of demos, networking, and informal conversations. It is aimed at researchers, engineers, founders, and students interested in robotics technology and its future. Attendees can connect across universities, startups, and industry in the Hong Kong and Shenzhen robotics community.

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.

This event features a presentation by the Miramar College Engineering Club on their RoboSub 2026 Autonomous Underwater Vehicle competition experience and insights. It also includes a session on marine technology internships by the Marine Technology Society. Attendees can engage in networking focused on oceanic engineering, science, and Blue Tech innovations.

AI+X Meetup brings together founders, investors, researchers, students, and local AI builders in Cambridge to explore how AI is moving from models and demos into real industries. Attendees include members of the Kendall Square ecosystem such as MIT and Harvard affiliates and global project teams. This event offers networking, insights, demos, and conversations with leaders from diverse sectors.

This event is a daylong summit held in Midtown Atlanta as part of Atlanta Tech Week. It features programming that brings together founders, corporates, researchers, and investors to explore deep tech, venture innovation, and developments in Atlanta's knowledge economy. Attendees can expect networking and insight into the local startup and research ecosystem.

This event gathers founders, engineers, investors, researchers, and industry professionals involved in robotics for an evening of conversation and connection. Attendees can explore technologies and trends shaping robotics across multiple industries while building relationships and exchanging ideas. It provides a relaxed environment to engage with diverse perspectives from across the robotics ecosystem.

This offline STEM festival features youth presenting innovative sustainable design and internship projects in engineering, urban planning, healthcare, and astronomy. Attendees can network with industry professionals, participate in interactive STEM activities, and engage with community initiatives. The event highlights youth contributions to future technologies and sustainable development.

This monthly meetup focuses on artificial intelligence in robotics, featuring presentations and demonstrations to connect enthusiasts and experts. Attendees can learn about current research, educational programs, and practical applications in AI and robotics. The event is suitable for anyone interested in collaboration or gaining insights on AI-driven robotics projects.

This event is a regular meetup for people interested in low level computing topics such as compilers and FPGA. Participants can share their projects and ideas in an informal setting. It is suitable for hobbyists, developers, and researchers who want to discuss and collaborate on technical computing subjects.

This event offers a half-day materials characterization minicourse for scientists, researchers, and laboratory professionals to explore multiple analytical techniques and their applications. Attendees will gain practical knowledge and skills directly relevant to solving materials problems. The session concludes with a networking and bowling social to connect with experts and peers.

This meetup brings together people interested or working with FPGAs, ASICs, and embedded systems. It is open to industry professionals, students, and hobbyists who want to connect and share in a casual setting. The focus is on networking and informal conversation without presentations.

This meetup explores the integration of Kubernetes and AI agents through talks, demos, and discussions. It is designed for platform engineers, DevOps, AI developers, and cloud native enthusiasts interested in AI-powered infrastructure. Attendees can learn practical applications and network with the cloud native and AI community in Noida.

ACM Austin and IEEE host an August Tech meetup celebrating their 1-year anniversary with technical talks and community networking. The event is for technologists and local tech community members who want to engage with peers and learn from technical presentations. Attendees can expect meaningful conversations and a showcase of local tech talent.

This meetup focuses on cybersecurity skills, including guided walkthroughs of security challenges and demonstrations of hacking techniques like enumeration, exploitation, and privilege escalation. It is aimed at hackers and cybersecurity enthusiasts who want to learn and collaborate. Attendees also have opportunities for networking and to win prizes during the event.

The TUM Hyperloop Summit presents the latest research and engineering developments in Hyperloop technology. It gathers researchers, industry partners, and guests to share progress on the reference track and future project directions. Attendees can network and explore opportunities within the TUM Hyperloop initiative.

This event features hands-on interactions and demonstrations of robotics hardware and projects in Toronto. Attendees can meet robots, share their own projects during Show & Tell, and brainstorm ideas for future educational activities. Robotics enthusiasts can connect and collaborate in a community-driven environment.

ROBOHAX is a robotics hackathon kickoff event designed for builders, programmers, and fabricators to connect and start a 5-week engineering challenge. It targets university students, high school innovators, and recent graduates who want to build and ship functional competition robots. Attendees can engage with the robotics community, see a game reveal, and participate in hardware kit drops.

This event connects developers and UX designers with startups seeking technical and design talent in Atlanta. Participants can explore opportunities to join or collaborate with startups working in various technology areas including AI, hardware, biotech, and software development. It is suited for those looking to contribute skills and find startup projects to work on or join.

AMLUCS 2026 is a two-day conference focused on applied machine learning in cyber security, featuring presentations, keynotes, and networking sessions. It brings together industry professionals, researchers, and innovators to share knowledge and collaborate. Attendees can deepen their understanding of AI and machine learning applications in cyber security and connect with peers in the field.

This conference explores advancements in neuroscience and artificial intelligence focusing on neurosignal processing and brain-computer interfaces. It is designed for researchers, medical professionals, engineers, and startups in neurotechnology and AI. Attendees can engage in sessions, workshops, and panels on diagnostics, ethics, and neuro-AI innovations.

This conference gathers experts, researchers, and professionals in neuroscience and artificial intelligence to explore innovations in neurosignal processing and brain-computer interfaces. Attendees include neuroscientists, AI researchers, biomedical engineers, and neurotechnology startups. The event offers sessions, workshops, and panels focused on emerging technologies and ethical implications in the field.