Budapest | Claude Code for Hardware Product Builders - Workshop

Join us for the next Claude Community Budapest Meetup. Whether you’re already integrating Claude Code, Cowork into your daily workflow, curious about agentic coding, or simply looking to connect with others exploring AI-powered development, this event is for you. Who Should Attend? This meetup is open to everyone, regardless of experience level—just be curious: Founders & Operators: Learn how to scale efficiently and move faster. Business Professionals: Discover how to delegate repetitive tasks to AI agents. Engineers & PMs: See firsthand how Claude can significantly reduce development cycles. The AI-Curious: Transition from theory to practice with hands-on insights rather than just another lecture. Agenda 08:30 AM: Doors open. Registration, Networking & Drinks 09:00 AM: Welcome Remarks 09:00 - Sandor Dargo - Senior Software Engineer @ Spotify | C++ Developer | Writer | Speaker Bio: Sandor Dargo is a Senior Software Engineer at Spotify, where he works with C++. He cares about writing code that stays maintainable long after it's shipped, and about helping other engineers do the same. He shares what he learns on his blog, sandordargo.com, in conference talks, and in his books, including The C++ Interview Book. Outside of work, he enjoys baking, travelling to new places, and spending time with his wife and two children. Title: The Death of Flow? How AI Changed Programming — and How to Get Joy Back Abstract: AI is changing how we code — we prompt more, type less, and review instead of create. Productivity may be up, but many developers feel the loss of flow, reduced ownership, and a sense that the craft is slipping away. What if we're looking for joy in the wrong place? This talk explores how AI reshapes the experience of programming. We'll revisit what made it fulfilling — solving problems, reducing complexity, exercising judgment — and build a new mental model where clarity and taste matter more than typing. AI changed the craft's shape, not its soul. 09:35 - Dávid Ba

AI és digitalizáció az energiaszektorban: uniós tervek, energiaigény és adatáramlás.

Frontier Fellowship Kickoff: Building a Global TechBio Startup from Budapest This is the first of three open events kicking off Frontier Fellowship, a new program by Startup Hungary for potential deep tech founders, university spin-outs, and researchers exploring what it takes to build a venture-scale company. We can only host 60 people, so this isn't first-come-first-served: register below, and we'll follow up to confirm your spot based on fit — please only register if you're genuinely planning to attend. The closed fellowship cohort is a separate thing: it starts in January 2027 and has its own selective application process (more info and application: https://frontier.startuphungary.io/ ). This first event is all about founder paths. Turbine is the hottest techbio startup in Hungary right now — and its founders came from completely different fields before building it together. We want to make the startup founder path more visible, and show that it's a valid, realistic career path — open to anyone willing to try. Best for: students, engineers, researchers, and anyone with a scientific / technical background or interest in deep tech, curious about startups — even if you're not sure yet whether it's for you. Panel Discussion: One Technology, Different Founder Paths Szabolcs Nagy (CEO, Turbine) Daniel Veres (CSO, Turbine) Kristof Szalay (CTO, Turbine) Ramzi Rizk (General Partner, Work In Progress Capital & Founder, Project Escape Velocity) Schedule 17:30–18:00 Registration 18:00–18:15 Opening + fellowship program introduction 18:15–19:15 Panel discussion 19:30-20:15 Expert table sessions 20:15–21:30 Drinks, pizza, networking 🍕 This event is part of the Frontier Fellowship program, implemented with the support of the Ministry of Science and Technology of Hungary from the National Research, Development and Innovation Fund.

Vinnai Balázs, az IVSZ elnöke is részt vesz a konferencia „Digital Banking – AI és fintech verseny Magyarországon” című szekciójának kiemelt panelbeszélgetésén.

Join us for the first Applied AI Budapest meetup, where we’ll explore real-world AI applications that work in practice and create value in the business world. 🍕🍺 Free pizza and beer will be available during the event, including non-alcoholic beer for drivers and anyone who prefers an alcohol-free option. Throughout the evening, several speakers will share practical examples, real-world experiences, and AI solutions that can help you work more efficiently. There will be breaks between the presentations, giving attendees plenty of opportunities to network, exchange ideas, and discuss the topics with one another. The event will be held in either English or Hungarian, depending on the language preferences of registered attendees. Speaker 1: Máté Brezovszki Máté Brezovszki is the founder of B12Z and Project VIBE, an AI-native startup accelerator. He helps companies turn AI ambition into working operational systems, from finance and reporting to sales, customer workflows, and internal operations. With over a decade of experience across technology, fintech, banking, and regulated environments, Máté focuses on building practical solutions rather than theoretical AI strategies. His work spans product development, process automation, operational scaling, and complex financial infrastructure. Speaker 2: Ottó Werschitz Ottó Werschitz, MBA, is an Enterprise AI Consultant and the founder of Cognivate AI. With a background in electrical engineering and over ten years of experience in AI, high-tech, and business innovation, he helps organisations identify where AI can create real and measurable value. Ottó works with both large enterprises and SMEs on practical AI adoption, from everyday knowledge-work tools and team training to high-value use cases, AI strategy, and business innovation. His focus is on making AI understandable, useful, and actionable in real business environments. 📅 Date: November 12, 6:00–9:00 PM 📍 Venue: PUZL CowOrKing, Budapest 🎟️ Admission: Free, but reg