Professionals, Digital Nomads & Entrepreneurs Meetup

⌖ Da Nang · Webe Coffee

Hosted by Lya

Explore AI and deep learning through project sharing, practical demos and community discussion in Da Nang on 18 October 2026. This informal meetup brings developers, data scientists, hobbyists and creatives together to exchange ideas, learn from one another and see what others are building. What to expect Hosted by Lya and presented by AI Fusion Labs, the meetup focuses on current trends and developments across artificial intelligence and deep learning. The format is deliberately open and community-led rather than a fixed conference programme, giving attendees room to discuss emerging ideas, swap project stories and demonstrate work in progress. Potential areas of conversation include: - Large language model projects and practical experiments - New developments and trends in AI and deep learning - AI applications across art, design and other creative fields - Short demonstrations, community-led AI news discussions and project showcases - Hands-on workshops using AI tools, contributed by attendees Bring a laptop if you would like to show the group what you are working on or participate in a practical session. Anyone interested in delivering a short hands-on workshop is welcome to contribute. Weekly topics and the precise mix of talks, demos and discussions are announced through the event’s Telegram group, so check there for the latest session details. Who should attend? The event is open to AI enthusiasts, software developers, data scientists, hobbyists and creative practitioners. It should suit people actively building LLM or deep-learning projects as well as those exploring how AI can support art and design. No specific experience requirement is stated; the emphasis is on curiosity, peer learning and sharing practical work with like-minded people. Venue and schedule This session takes place on Sunday 18 October 2026, from 11:00am to 1:00pm ICT, at Webe Coffee, 14–16 Nguyễn Hữu Thọ, An Hải, Sơn Trà, Da Nang. View the venue on Google Maps. The gathering runs weekly on Sundays until 18 February 2027. Attendance is listed as free, with a 100k suggested donation. You can also learn more about the wider AI Fusion Labs Da Nang community. Register for this event

⌖ Da Nang · Da Nang

Hosted by East/West AIpha

Learn how to make investors’ appetite for opportunity outweigh their fear of risk at this free, in-person fundraising talk and Q&A in Da Nang. Hosted by San E. of East/West AIpha, the session draws on experience from both sides of the table: raising more than $250 million as a founder and deploying over $500 million across 15 countries as an investor. It takes place on Wednesday 21 October 2026, 3:30–4:30pm ICT and will be delivered in English. What you’ll learn The 30-minute talk condenses an 18-hour university course on partnering with investors. It will cover: - How venture capital and private equity funds work, and how that should shape your pitch - The updated “Greed List” of factors that attract institutional investors, including in AI - The “Fear List” of reasons investors say no - Why AI-era due diligence can take weeks rather than months - Three practical improvements you can make to your pitch this week Two volunteers can also pitch their decks to the room, with attendees acting as the investment committee, so founders are encouraged to bring a deck. A small number of free 20-minute fundraising-readiness reviews will be offered after the talk. This event is particularly relevant to founders seeking seven- to nine-figure institutional funding, especially AI founders exceeding $10,000 MRR and preparing to raise venture capital. The talk will be recorded and shared afterwards. Attendance is free, but the 20 on-site places are first come, first served. This is educational content, not an offer to trade securities or an investor-introduction service. Register for this event

⌖ Da Nang · Webe Coffee

Hosted by AI Fusion Labs Da Nang

Explore AI and deep learning projects with developers, data scientists and creatives at this informal weekly meetup in Da Nang. Hosted by Lya and AI Fusion Labs Da Nang, the session takes place at Webe Coffee on Sunday, 25 October 2026, from 11:00am to 1:00pm ICT. The venue is at 14–16 Nguyễn Hữu Thông, An Hải, Sơn Trà, Da Nang; view it on Google Maps. The gathering is designed for AI enthusiasts, developers, data scientists, hobbyists and creatives at any experience level. It offers a relaxed setting to: - Discuss current AI and deep learning trends - Share LLM, art and design projects - Swap practical lessons and project stories - Present demos or volunteer a short, hands-on AI tools workshop Bring a laptop if you would like to show what you are building. There is no fixed agenda published on the event page: weekly talk, demo and community-led AI news details are shared through the Telegram group. The meetup is free, with a suggested donation of 100k. It runs every Sunday, with the listing stating that the series continues until 18 February 2027. Learn more about the organiser at AI Fusion Labs. Register for this event

⌖ Da Nang

Hosted by International Research Forum for Scientific Research (IRFSR)

ICAIRME brings AI, robotics and mechanical engineering researchers together in Da Nang, Vietnam, on 3–4 January 2027 to share research, practical solutions and emerging innovations. Organised by the International Research Forum for Scientific Research, the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Robots and Mechanical Engineering creates an interdisciplinary meeting point for academic scientists, engineers, research scholars, practitioners, educators and industry leaders. Its focus is not only on advancing research, but also on encouraging international cooperation and work with tangible real-world impact. What the conference covers ICAIRME centres on the relationship between artificial intelligence, robotics and mechanical engineering. Participants will exchange research results and experiences while examining: - Recent innovations and trends in robotics and artificial intelligence - Applications of AI within mechanical engineering - Practical challenges encountered by researchers and practitioners - Solutions and approaches adopted across the field - Opportunities for cooperation between researchers, international communities and industry The programme is particularly relevant to people conducting or applying research in these areas. It offers experienced academics and industrial representatives a forum for discussion while giving research scholars and educators an opportunity to present work, hear different perspectives and build connections across disciplines. In-person and virtual formats The on-location programme begins at 9:00am with registration and tea or coffee. An inaugural speech and conference theme presentation follows, before an extended poster and physical presentation session. The schedule also includes virtual presentations, a lunch break, an award function and a closing ceremony. In-person attendance provides direct networking, physical conference materials, live Q&A and complimentary refreshments.… Register for this event

⌖ Berlin · NYX Hotel Berlin Köpenick

Hosted by Science and Information (SAI) Organization

The 11th Future Technologies Conference brings AI, quantum computing, robotics and cybersecurity research to Berlin, 15–16 October 2026. Now in its 11th edition, the Future Technologies Conference (FTC) provides a focused setting for examining the engineering and technology developments likely to shape the coming decade. Running annually since 2016, the conference brings together researchers, academics and industry innovators interested in both emerging research and its real-world significance. What the conference covers The programme is centred on fast-moving areas of future technology, including: - Artificial intelligence and its evolving applications - Quantum computing and next-generation computation - Robotics and intelligent machines - Cybersecurity in increasingly connected systems - Immersive systems and new forms of digital interaction Rather than concentrating on a single discipline, FTC connects several areas of computing and engineering. This makes it particularly relevant for attendees who want to understand how advances across AI, security, robotics and immersive technology may intersect over the next decade. Research and publication focus The event page places a clear emphasis on paper publication and research. Researchers can use the conference as an opportunity to engage with an international technology audience and explore a route for submitting their work. Prospective authors should consult the official FTC conference website for current requirements, deadlines and publication information; the listing also provides a paper-submission enquiry form. FTC is aimed at: - Academic researchers and university faculty - Postgraduate researchers working in engineering or computing - Industry innovators developing emerging technologies - Technology professionals tracking future-facing research - Prospective authors seeking a conference publication opportunity The broad subject range should suit specialists as well as cross-disciplinary attendees, although the research and publication emphasis makes it especially relevant to an academic and technically informed audience. Attendance details The conference takes place on 15–16 October 2026 at NYX Hotel Berlin Köpenick in Berlin. Consult the official SAI conference page for registration and the current programme. View the event and registration details

⌖ San Francisco · Palace of Fine Arts

Hosted by Vercel

Vercel Ship 26 brings developers and AI builders to San Francisco on 15 October 2026 for practical insight into building, deploying and scaling agents. Hosted by Vercel at the Palace of Fine Arts, this flagship developer conference focuses on what teams need to ship the next generation of AI-powered software. Attendees can expect talks from the people creating the platforms, infrastructure and developer tools behind modern applications, with an emphasis on taking agents from an initial build through deployment and reliable operation at scale. Featured speakers The announced programme brings together Vercel’s technical and product leadership with founders building influential developer platforms: - Guillermo Rauch, Founder and CEO of Vercel - Han Wang, CEO of Mintlify - Paul Klein IV, Founder and CEO of Browserbase - Tom Occhino, Chief Product Officer at Vercel - Malte Ubl, Chief Technology Officer at Vercel - Andrew Qu, Software Engineer in Vercel’s Office of the CTO The full agenda has not yet been published. However, the event’s stated theme,“Build, deploy, and scale agents”,makes it especially relevant to software engineers, AI agent builders, technical founders, product leaders and platform teams working on production AI applications. Whether you are exploring agent architecture or already operating AI systems, Ship offers direct access to perspectives from the teams shaping web development and AI infrastructure. A major gathering for the developer ecosystem Ship’s previous speaker roster has included leaders from Anthropic, OpenAI, Databricks, AWS and Durable, reflecting the breadth of engineering and product expertise associated with the conference. The 2026 event is supported by a strong partner line-up. Stripe is the diamond partner, while Browserbase and Supabase are platinum partners. Their involvement places payments, browser infrastructure and backend development alongside the central discussion about deploying scalable agent-based products.… Register for this event

Vercel

Sponsors: Stripe · Browserbase +3