Free hands-on coding & robotics workshop for ages 6–18: learn micro:bit and MakeCode block programming to build circuits, games and simple robots over two afternoons. Perfect for beginners — no prior experience required. Format: in-person, hands-on workshop with guided experiments, problem-solving activities and small-project builds. What you'll learn: visual block coding (MakeCode), basic electronics with micro:bit, debugging, and computational thinking — a practical introduction to visual-development and automation concepts for young builders.
Explore practical AI strategies for business growth at this recurring meetup in Chiang Mai, open to non-technical attendees. Hosted by Nick F. and AI Engineers in Thailand, the meetup brings together entrepreneurs, business owners, managers and anyone interested in using AI to create measurable business value. Participants will share experiences from solo ventures and established companies, with discussion covering: - Business growth, productivity and competitive advantage - Automation and operational improvements - Customer insights and content creation - AI-assisted decision-making - Lessons from implementing AI in real business contexts No technical background is required; the focus is on practical applications rather than engineering. The page does not list formal speakers or a detailed agenda. This session takes place on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, from 6:00–8:00 PM ICT at 4Seas Nimman, 2/20 Nimmana Haeminda Road, Lane 15, Chiang Mai. Although the title calls it weekly, Meetup lists the event as recurring every two weeks on Wednesdays until 1 January 2027. Register for the meetup
Five-day in-person SEO + AI conference (9–13 Nov 2026) in Chiang Mai — learn AI-driven SEO tactics, automation techniques, and build systems that scale through hands-on workshops, talks, and networking. Designed for agency owners, entrepreneurs, and growth builders, CMSEO brings 800+ practitioners together for tactical sessions on AI in search, workshop-led deep dives, and curated networking to turn insights into repeatable systems. Expect actionable strategies for AI-powered content, automation of SEO workflows, and real-world case studies from leading operators.
Explore practical AI strategies for business growth at 4Seas Nimman in Chiang Mai on 11 November 2026, from 18:00 to 20:00 ICT. This recurring meetup focuses on turning AI’s potential into useful improvements for real businesses,without requiring a technical background. Practical AI for real business challenges The session is designed around open discussion and shared experience rather than abstract theory. Attendees will examine how AI tools and strategies can support growth, productivity and competitive advantage, with an emphasis on practical business value. Topics explored by the group include: - Automating repetitive tasks and business processes - Using AI to develop stronger customer insights - Supporting content creation and everyday marketing work - Improving operations and internal productivity - Applying AI to business analysis and decision-making - Understanding what implementation looks like across different types of companies A central part of the meetup is the opportunity to compare experiences of implementing AI in genuine commercial settings. That includes perspectives from solo ventures as well as established companies, giving participants a chance to learn how different organisations approach adoption, identify useful applications and assess where AI can create a meaningful advantage. Who should attend? This meetup welcomes entrepreneurs, business owners, managers and anyone interested in using AI for business success. No technical background is required: the conversation centres on business outcomes rather than engineering knowledge. It should be especially relevant if you are evaluating AI for your organisation, already testing tools in your workflow, or looking to learn from others facing similar opportunities and implementation questions. Hosted by nick f. through the AI Engineers in Thailand group, the event takes place at 4Seas Nimman, 2/20 Nimmana Haeminda Road, Lane 15, Tambon Su Thep, Chiang Mai 50200. The listing describes an ongoing series scheduled every two weeks on Wednesdays until 1 January 2027, creating a regular space for practical exchange and continued learning. Register for this event on Meetup
Explore and experiment with the week’s latest AI technology at this informal coffee meetup for coders in Chiang Mai on Saturday, 14 November 2026. A weekly space for practical AI exploration AI Engineers Weekly Chiang Mai brings local coders together to discover new developments in AI, discuss what has changed during the week and try the technology for themselves. Rather than following a fixed conference-style programme, the meetup centres on open conversation, experimentation and knowledge-sharing over coffee. The session runs from 10:00 to 12:00 ICT at The Kannas Hotel in Chiang Mai. This event is part of a recurring Saturday series scheduled weekly until 1 January 2027, making it a useful regular touchpoint for anyone who wants to keep pace with a fast-moving field. What to expect During the two-hour meetup, attendees will: - Check out the latest AI technology from the week - Discuss new tools, developments and ideas with other coders - Play around with the technology in an informal setting - Learn from the different experiences and perspectives in the room - Have the opportunity to demonstrate something they have been working with The format is deliberately collaborative: participants can bring discoveries, questions or demos and explore them alongside the group. No named speakers or formal presentations are listed, so the value comes from active discussion and hands-on peer learning rather than a one-way lecture. Who should attend? Coders of all experience levels are welcome. You do not need to be an established AI engineer to take part; the organisers emphasise that everyone can learn from one another. The meetup should be particularly relevant to developers, technical builders and curious programmers who want a regular opportunity to examine current AI technology with other practitioners. If you plan to demo or experiment on your own computer, arrive with it fully charged. The event information specifically notes that charging facilities are not available at the venue. The meetup is hosted by Marcus S. and nick f. for the AI Engineers in Thailand group. The Kannas Hotel is at 308 Lampang–Chiang Mai Superhighway, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50300. Register for AI Engineers Weekly Chiang Mai
IEAI 2027 brings industrial engineering and AI researchers to Chiang Mai, Thailand, from 28–30 April 2027 for three days of research exchange and networking. The 8th International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Artificial Intelligence explores how AI can improve the efficiency, productivity, sustainability and safety of industrial systems. Its programme will combine keynote speeches, technical sessions, workshops and panel discussions, with topics including: - Smart factories, intelligent manufacturing and Industry 4.0 - Robotics and industrial automation - Predictive maintenance and defect detection - AI-driven process optimisation, scheduling and control - Supply-chain and logistics optimisation - Digital twins, simulation and industrial modelling - Quality control, autonomous inspection and hazard prevention The conference is aimed at academics, researchers, engineers, practitioners and industry leaders. Attendees can participate as authors, oral or poster presenters, or listeners. Individual keynote speakers and a detailed agenda have not yet been announced. Submitted papers will undergo peer review by the Technical Committee. Accepted work is scheduled for publication in the conference proceedings and indexing by Ei Compendex and Scopus. The submission deadline is 30 November 2026, with decisions due 30 December 2026 and registration due 30 January 2027. Submit a paper or abstract, or use the listener registration channel, which the event page says remains open until 1 February. Register for IEAI 2027
IQT’s Quantum + AI 3.0 conference in New York City (October 25–27, 2026) brings together researchers, engineers, startup founders, corporate leaders, investors, and policymakers to explore the convergence of quantum computing and artificial intelligence. This three-day, multi-track event showcases how quantum technologies can accelerate AI innovations and how AI can drive practical use of quantum hardware, with a strong emphasis on real-world impact across multiple industries. What to expect: - 3 days of talks, panels, and case studies with 80+ speakers from academia and industry - A broad program covering the quantum stack and AI applications, plus dedicated coverage of post-quantum cryptography through the PQC+IQT track on Oct 26 - Daily mentoring sessions to help attendees advance research, product ideas, or business development - An enhanced networking experience designed to connect researchers, startup founders, corporate executives, investors, and policymakers - An informal greeting & Meet event on Oct 25: New York Harbor Dinner Cruise, offering a relaxed setting to connect with peers while taking in the city views - A focus on tangible use cases across pharma, supply chain, defense, cryptography, finance, and other industries - A look at how quantum-enabled AI can unlock new capabilities and how AI strategies influence quantum research and deployment Why this matters: - IQT’s flagship Q+AI conference is a leading global gathering for the AI + quantum community, expanding each year with more exhibitors, speakers, and networking opportunities - Attendees will gain insight into both AI up, down, and around the quantum stack and how quantum computing can enable AI breakthroughs - The event includes a post-quantum cryptography focus, highlighting security considerations as quantum capabilities grow Audience and format: - Target audience includes researchers, engineers, startup founders, corporate executives, investors, and policymakers - In-person conference with multiple tracks, plus dedicated mentoring and networking components - The program is designed to foster collaboration, partnerships, and practical knowledge transfer that attendees can apply in their own projects Key speakers and leadership: - Program coordinated by Bob Sutor and Brian Siegelwax, with a displayed roster including leaders such as Yonatan Cohen, Russ Fein, Isaiah Hull, Mike Jennings, Troy Jensen, and many others from academia, industry, and legal/venture backgrounds Logistics
