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Monthly Artificial Intelligence in Robotics Meetup

Monthly Artificial Intelligence in Robotics Meetup

Sat, Sep 19, 4:00 AM
From Autonomous - Artificial Intelligence in Robotics
4.7

This is a monthly meetup for people who are interested in A.I. in robotics to connect and learn from each other with the potential to discuss ongoing projects and possible collaboration opportunities. Philip Mallon will be presenting: "Elecfreak Science Kit using microbit and Lego". You can preview some of the content on his previous videos: Space Experiments - using Elecfresks PlantX & microbit ([https://youtu.be/JuLyyjDdcqM](https://youtu.be/JuLyyjDdcqM)) microbit Space Science: using Elecfreaks Space Science Kit ( [https://youtu.be/in5gOpT3vZc](https://youtu.be/in5gOpT3vZc)) This event will be hosted in Room 4. Bring your project & learn from others!

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12 attendees
Small Team, Big Stack: A Quality Toolkit Built from the Ground Up

Small Team, Big Stack: A Quality Toolkit Built from the Ground Up

Wed, Sep 9, 7:30 AM
From ExpertTalks Sydney
4.5

**Small Team, Big Stack: A Quality Toolkit Built from the Ground Up** Most talks about quality assume you've got a QA team, a test framework someone already built, and headcount to spare. This one's for when you don't. **Sam Connelly**, Principal Quality Consultant within the Equal Experts network in Australia, walks through how a small startup team builds and maintains confidence in what they ship — for a predominantly JavaScript web app — without any of that safety net. **What we'll cover:** * **Unit testing** — what we actually test (and, just as importantly, what we don't) * **BDD, pragmatically** — the test framework we built, and how we've kept it extensible as our underlying model evolves * **Debugging from the outside in** — using analytics frameworks to reconstruct what a user did right before something broke * **Where we're headed** — early experiments including a self-healing UI E2E agent, and using Claude Code as an exploratory testing partner rather than just a coding tool This isn't a best-practices talk. It's what quality actually looks like when you're small, resource-constrained, and building the plane while flying it. You'll leave with practical ideas for your own toolkit — whatever size team you're working with. **Agenda** 5 30 PM - Gates open (Networking drinks & food) 6 15 PM - G-EE-K Talk 7 PM - Q&A 7 15 PM - Networking drinks (and more food) 8 PM - Wrap up

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39 attendees

CALIFORNIA LEGENDS performed by WILD THINGS RUN.

Fri, Sep 18, 7:30 AM
From Northern Beaches Baby Boomers 50+ Meetup
4.7
1 attendee
OzBerry - IoT Makers @ Chatswood Library

OzBerry - IoT Makers @ Chatswood Library

Sat, Sep 19, 12:00 AM
From OzBerry - Sydney's Monthly IoT Maker Space
4.7

**OzBerry – Saturday, September 19th, 2026** I am getting in early with the advertising for the September meeting and unfortunately I will not be there. The good news is that Rod W and Martin S will be setting up and packing up. I hope to continue with the BBC:micro computer in October for our 10-12 session. **🌟 Normal Kids Session** 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM The library has already booked in the kids by now. Please offer support if they need it. **🎉 General OzBerry (Happening alongside the kids' session)** 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM Just our general group in the background quietly working on the latest projects. **🍽️ Lunch Break** 12:30 – 1:00 PM – Grab a bite and relax! **💬 1:00 PM Normal OzBerry Session** We will not be combining with the Robotics and AI group for September and we are in the Creator Space all day. 🧳 **4:00 PM – Wrap Up** Pack up, head home, maybe write a bit more code, and dream up something fun to share next time, I hope that you can make it. I'll be back ... Cheers Erik

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3 attendees

Monopoly

Sat, Sep 19, 2:00 AM
From Sydney Monopoly Boardgame Group
4.7
8 attendees
Tuesday Social NBC Granville

Tuesday Social NBC Granville

Tue, Sep 15, 10:00 AM
From Smashing Baddies Social & Training
4.8

This is group for all players with a view to play to improve their badminton skills.🏸🏸 Every Tuesday Time: 8pm-11pm Number of Courts: 6 courts Number of players: 40 Regular: 20 Non regular : 22 Quality Shuttles included Please made your payment to PayID 0416 379 688 Reference your name and the receipt to 0416 379 688 to confirm your spot. No cash... Location: NBC Granville Address: 62 Ferndell Street south Granville , NSW 2142 Important to know Disclaimer: The members and guests are fully responsible for their injuries by RSVPing to this event. You can get personal injury insurance for yourself by joining Sydney Badminton Association. I will share more information later. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me. Regards, Kim and Coach Thiet.

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Meetup is used to find and join local groups and attend events based on shared interests, like Lego building. Through Meetup, you can connect with other Lego enthusiasts in Sydney and participate in engaging group activities.

You can search for Lego groups or events in Sydney through Meetup. Simply browse the city-based or interest-specific listings to find activities that match your passion for Lego building.

Yes, you can join multiple Lego groups. This allows you to explore different activities and meet a diverse range of Lego enthusiasts across Sydney.

Most Lego events encourage participation from a wide age range. However, it's best to check each event's details on Meetup for age-specific recommendations to ensure it fits your expectations.

Check the event description on Meetup as requirements may vary. Some events provide Lego, while others might ask participants to bring their own sets or favorite pieces.

At a Lego meetup, participants usually engage in building projects, share tips and ideas, and foster creativity in a collaborative environment. Meetups are a fun way to connect with fellow enthusiasts.

RSVPs are typically required as they help organizers manage space and materials. You can RSVP directly on the Meetup page once you discover an event you’d like to attend.

Absolutely, Lego groups welcome enthusiasts at all skill levels. Joining provides an excellent opportunity for beginners to learn and grow through shared experiences and insights from more experienced builders.

Yes, depending on the group and current regulations, events can be in-person or online. Check each group’s event type to find options that suit your preference.

Not all have fees. Some events are free while others might have a cost to cover materials or venue expenses. Details are listed within each event on the Meetup platform.

While many groups aim for regularity, the frequency and timing of events depend on the organizer. It's recommended to keep an eye on Meetup for upcoming Lego events in Sydney.

Meetup fosters connections through shared interests, but perfect matches can’t be guaranteed. Active participation and openness to meeting new people maximize your chances of finding similar enthusiasts.

While some groups are child-friendly, details should be verified on the Meetup page of each group. Parents should look for clear age recommendations appropriate for children.

Organizers schedule and manage events, plan activities, and communicate details through Meetup. They facilitate a welcoming environment for participants to enjoy building collectively.

Not necessarily. Events are often organized by passionate individuals who enjoy sharing their love of Lego. The quality and structure may vary with different organizing members.