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⌖ San Francisco · Antler San Francisco (3rd Floor)

Hosted by Voxel51

Explore how Physical AI systems turn robotics, sensor and vision data into real-world applications at this practical workshop and meetup in San Francisco. Co-presented by Nebius and Voxel51, this three-hour, in-person event combines short community talks with a hands-on introduction to building Physical AI applications using FiftyOne. It takes place on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, from 5:30pm to 8:30pm PDT at Antler San Francisco, 3rd Floor, 144 Townsend Street. What to expect The evening begins in a meetup format, with lightning talks from local speakers working across artificial intelligence, machine learning and computer vision. These concise sessions offer a look at the ideas and technical challenges shaping Physical AI before the programme moves into a practical workshop. During the hands-on portion, attendees will work with FiftyOne and explore key parts of the Physical AI development workflow, including: - Curating robotics and sensor datasets - Working with visual data captured in real-world environments - Evaluating computer vision models on real-world data - Building Physical AI applications with FiftyOne Bring a laptop if you want to follow along with the workshop. The blend of lightning talks and guided building makes this especially relevant to AI and machine learning practitioners, computer vision specialists, robotics teams, researchers and technical builders interested in data-centric development. No specific experience level is stated, but the workshop’s practical focus will be most useful to attendees who want direct exposure to Physical AI tools and workflows. Workshop access requirements A company, university or government email address is required to access the hands-on workshop environment. Personal or disposable accounts, including Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook and similar services, cannot be used. According to the organisers, this platform-wide policy supports fraud prevention, abuse controls and compliance requirements. Anyone who needs an exception should contact the hosts before attending.… Register for this event

Sponsors: Nebius

⌖ Montreal · Pavillon Sherbrooke, UQAM

Hosted by Voxel51

Build physical AI applications with FiftyOne at this hands-on robotics and computer vision workshop in Montreal on 10 November 2026. Co-presented by Nebius and Voxel51, this three-hour, in-person meetup combines practical technical learning with time to meet others working across physical AI. The evening runs from 5:30pm to 8:30pm EST in Room SH-3620 at Pavillon Sherbrooke, UQAM. What to expect The programme begins with networking, food and drinks before moving into a hands-on workshop focused on building physical AI applications with FiftyOne. Participants will explore key stages of a real-world computer vision workflow, including: - Curating robotics and sensor datasets - Working with data captured from physical environments - Evaluating vision models against real-world data - Using FiftyOne as part of the development and evaluation process Networking continues after the workshop, giving attendees another opportunity to discuss projects, compare approaches and connect with the local AI community. The session is hosted by Daniel Gural of Voxel51 and Dhruv Diddi of Nebius. This event is particularly relevant to people working with or exploring robotics, sensor data, computer vision and physical AI applications. The listing does not prescribe a specific experience level, but the practical format will be most useful to attendees who want direct exposure to dataset curation and vision-model evaluation rather than a talks-only meetup. What to bring A laptop is required to participate in the hands-on portion. Access to the workshop environment also requires a company, university or government email address. Personal or disposable accounts, including Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook, cannot be used under the platform’s fraud-prevention and compliance policy. Anyone who needs an exception should contact the hosts before the event. Venue and attendance The meetup takes place at Pavillon Sherbrooke, UQAM, Room SH-3620, 200 rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC H2X 3P2. The venue is in the Quartier des Spectacles and accessible via Place-des-Arts metro. Capacity is limited, so early booking is recommended. Register for the Montreal Physical AI Workshop and Meetup

Sponsors: Nebius

⌖ Toronto · Giovanni Room, University of Toronto Conference Centre

Hosted by Voxel51

Build practical physical AI workflows with FiftyOne at this hands-on workshop and meetup in Toronto on 11 November 2026. Co-presented by Nebius and Voxel51, this three-hour, in-person event brings together people working across physical AI, robotics, machine learning and computer vision. It takes place from 5:30pm to 8:30pm EST in the Giovanni Room at the University of Toronto Conference Centre, 89 Chestnut Street. What to expect The evening combines practical learning with short talks and community networking. It begins with food, drinks and an opportunity to meet other attendees before moving into a hands-on workshop focused on building physical AI applications with FiftyOne. During the workshop, attendees will explore workflows including: - Curating robotics and sensor datasets - Working with real-world visual data - Evaluating computer vision models - Using FiftyOne as part of a physical AI development process The meetup then shifts into a series of lightning talks from local practitioners working in AI, machine learning and computer vision. The listed programme includes hosts Daniel Gural of Voxel51 and Dhruv Diddi of Nebius, with Andrei Barsan of Waabi AI appearing as the featured speaker. The event closes with more time to connect, discuss projects and exchange ideas with Toronto’s technical community. Who should attend This event is relevant to AI and machine learning practitioners, computer vision specialists, robotics builders, researchers and developers interested in the data and evaluation challenges behind physical AI systems. Its mix of guided workshop activity, practitioner talks and informal conversation also makes it useful for anyone looking to understand how teams curate sensor data and assess vision models against real-world datasets. Workshop requirements Bring a laptop if you want to participate in the practical session. Access to the workshop environment requires a company, university or government email address; personal or disposable addresses such as Gmail, Yahoo and Outlook cannot be used. This is a platform-wide fraud prevention and compliance policy. Attendees who need an exception should contact the hosts before the event. View the event and registration details

Sponsors: Nebius