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Tour of our Makerspace

Tour of our Makerspace

Mon, Oct 26, 8:00 AM
From Maker Community Inc
4.8

Have you been interested in woodworking, 3D printing, CNC, cosplay or Electronics? Come visit Maker Community to get a tour of our space, learn about our memberships, have a chat with our members and discuss your dream projects.

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1 attendee
Let's build: A.I/ML/Robots using Google Colab and Aiko Services

Let's build: A.I/ML/Robots using Google Colab and Aiko Services

Mon, Nov 9, 8:00 AM
From AI + ML + Robots
4.9

**Aim:** Create A.I / Machine Learning projects ... optionally with Robots **Web-site: [https://ai-ml-robots.github.io](https://ai-ml-robots.github.io)** **Discussions: [https://tinyurl.com/ai-ml-robots-discussions](https://tinyurl.com/ai-ml-robots-discussions)** **Pre-meeting catch-up:** 6:00 pm at **[Grill'd Burgers, 127-133 Swan St, Richmond](https://maps.app.goo.gl/N6QBydEVo1JW6ctn9)** ... great opportunity for casual discussion and especially for newcomers to get acquainted with the group ***(our table will have orange traffic cones)*** **Activity:** Using [Google Colab](https://colab.google) and [Aiko Services](https://github.com/geekscape/aiko_services), we will build a project utilizing A.I/ML and simple, low-cost robots. **Agenda:** **7:00 pm sharp at 415 Church Street, Richmond** \- 7:00 pm ML software "guided" build session using Google Colab \- 9:30 pm Projects show and tell: ad\-hoc for anyone to contribute \- 9:45 pm Tidy up room \- 10:00 pm Hard stop \! **Please bring a laptop, as these are hands-on build sessions.** Just think of a laptop as a robot without wheels or legs ! If you are a newcomer to Machine Learning or robotics, you are still very welcome. If you do have a robot, please bring it along !

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3 attendees

Saturday morning badminton @ Beyond Badminton Centre - Clayton

Fri, Oct 23, 11:00 PM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
14 attendees
'GENESIS' - The Generative AI Filmmaker's Networking Event

'GENESIS' - The Generative AI Filmmaker's Networking Event

Tue, Nov 3, 6:00 AM
From Movie Mutuals
4.6

**Welcome to 'GENESIS' - The Generative AI Filmmaking Networking Event!** ***THIS MAY BE A LIMITED EVENT - PLEASE MAKE SURE TO RSVP.*** This group is for individuals interested in exploring the intersection of generative AI technology and movie making. Whether you're a filmmaker eager to discuss movie production, a technician looking to collaborate, or simply wishing to learn more and discuss AI in film, this group is for you! Join us at the Emporium food court (located behind Grill’d Burger Restaurant in the CBD, not near Melbourne Station) to discuss AI technologies, workflows, productions, AI ethics, government responsibility and more. After 7pm, we continue the evening with Happy Hour drinks at a nearby bar and a chance to grab dinner together. Feel free to bring friends interested in AI filmmaking; it’s a great way to introduce new faces to our expanding network. RSVP to help us gauge attendance and become part of a growing network of film professionals and enthusiasts. Though the event begins in the afternoon, the relationships you build here can last well into the night and beyond. At 7 PM, we move to The Carlton Club, a five-minute walk away, where we continue networking in a more formal rooftop setting over drinks and food. This change of venue offers an ideal environment to keep conversations flowing. We want to foster a supportive network for creativity, film and television production, and collaboration between the world of cinema and AI. Connect with like-minded individuals and explore the exciting world of generative AI filmmaking together at GENESIS.

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6 attendees

Monday night badminton @ Beyond Badminton Centre - Clayton

Mon, Oct 26, 7:30 AM
From Melbourne Social Badminton
4.8
7 attendees
SEEK's CTO on AI transformation: a lunchtime fireside chat with James Ross

SEEK's CTO on AI transformation: a lunchtime fireside chat with James Ross

Thu, Nov 5, 1:15 AM
From ProductTank Melbourne
4.6

Join us for another exciting **in-person** Product Tank event! The event is free, but seats are limited—secure yours now for a fantastic opportunity to meet the speakers and connect with the community. **Event outline** James Ross, CTO of SEEK, sits down for an informal fireside chat on AI transformation. No slides, just questions: • What building with AI on the side has changed about how he thinks about engineering at seek • What's been tried, what's worked and what hasn't • Where it's hardest: people, process or tooling • The experiments he's most excited to run next • His advice to other leaders **About James** James has spent about half of his four decades in tech as a programmer and tech lead, and the other half as a senior manager and leader across startups, scale-ups and corporates. He's had more luck than he thinks is fair, and is one of the only people you'll meet who's written a book you can buy on Amazon, music you can listen to on Spotify and software you can buy online as well. He's very excited about getting his coding mojo back thanks to AI and although he failed to get either of his daughters into tech, he's going to try again with his two grandkids! Don’t miss this opportunity to gain invaluable insights and network with industry experts! **This is an in-person only event.** Doors open 12:15pm, core session from 12:30-1:30pm. See you there, Product Tank Melbourne Team

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that helps people join groups and attend local events tailored to their interests, like 3D printing. It enables users to connect with others who share similar hobbies and participate in activities both online and in person.

Search Meetup using the term '3D printing' along with your location, Melbourne. This will show you all relevant groups and upcoming events nearby, allowing you to easily join and connect with fellow enthusiasts.

Yes, you can join as many groups as you like to explore various interests. This flexibility helps you engage in different activities such as 3D printing, expanding your knowledge and social network.

Many Meetup groups cater to beginners, offering workshops and community gatherings focused on learning the basics of 3D printing. This is a great way to get started and meet others who are new to the hobby.

On Meetup, simply find the event you're interested in and click 'RSVP'. Confirming your attendance helps event organizers prepare and ensures you're kept updated with any event changes or details.

Creating a Meetup account is free and allows you to join local groups and attend most events. However, some events might have fees depending on the resources required or if they include special experiences.

Meetup provides opportunities to connect with others, but forming friendships relies on individual engagement and participation. Attending events regularly can enhance your chances of making new friends.

Yes, there are several groups exclusive to Melbourne, focusing on connecting local 3D printing enthusiasts. These can easily be found by searching within the Melbourne area on Meetup.

Absolutely, many groups focus on skill development in workshops or collaborative projects, helping you deepen your technical expertise in 3D printing through shared learning experiences.

Events can vary but often include workshops, talks from industry experts, and networking sessions. This diversity allows members to learn at their own pace and according to their interests.

If you find a shortage of local groups, consider broadening your search or starting your own group to attract others interested in 3D printing.

Most groups are flexible with attendance, allowing you to participate as your schedule permits. You can enjoy events at your convenience without a strict commitment.

While Meetup aims to provide well-organized events, the quality may vary depending on the group or host. It's recommended to read reviews and descriptions before joining an event.

If you're interested in fostering a community, you can easily create a group on Meetup by setting up a page and inviting others to join. This can help gather local 3D printing enthusiasts.

Yes, many 3D printing groups offer online meetups and webinars, especially for those still preferring remote connections. Check each group's event page to see what they offer.