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Physical AI Meetup - Munich Edition

by {Tech: Europe}

Physical AI Meetup Munich Robots that work in a demo video are easy. Robots that work on a factory floor, in a warehouse or out in the real world are a different story. This evening is about the hard technical problems behind that gap, told by the engineers solving them. We are bringing together builders, researchers and founders from the Munich robotics and physical AI scene for an evening of dee

Women's AI Breakfast - From Idea to Startup

by Merantix Aicampus

First there’s an idea that might not hold up, a co-founder you haven’t found yet, and a lot of decisions made with very little information. Before the cap table, the first hire or the first unit in the field, there’s a long stretch of decisions that rarely make it into founder stories. Join us for an intimate conversation with two early-stage founders about the stretch before day one. We’ll talk a

Building secure software wih AI

by Sachin Agrawal

Join us for an interactive session designed for developers and creators building applications with AI. Learn how to integrate cybersecurity best practices from the start, protect against common vulnerabilities, and secure your tech stack. 🙋 Who it’s for Vibe coders, indie hackers, founders and developers shipping with AI. You don’t need any security background. 🎒 Bring Your laptop (Optional) An ap

KI Park Omniverse User Group I November 2026

by KI Park Expert Groups

The Omniverse Pioneers are KI Park's community for everyone building with NVIDIA Omniverse and OpenUSD. We meet online on the first Friday of every month for one hour, at 9 AM — short enough to fit into a working day, regular enough to stay in touch with what the others are doing. Each session puts one practitioner on the spot: someone who has actually built something and is willing to show how it

AI4Science - The Next Chapter for Science

by Merantix Aicampus

The year is 2026. AI drafts hypotheses, runs simulations and proposes candidate molecules faster than any scientist can check them. So what does a scientist do all day now? Where do new ideas come from? Will AI widen what we imagine, or pull everyone toward the same safe answers? What counts as understanding when a model can predict what no one can explain? And as AI grows more capable and more au