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General Session

Sat, Feb 21, 2:00 AM

From Connected Community HackerSpace (Melbourne)

4.8

**Collaborate, Share, Talk, Hack, Make, Break, Fix, Enjoy, Learn, Re-use, Contribute** Visitors and newcomers are very welcome, please see https://hackmelbourne.com/newcomer-faq/ for more details. Short walk from Glenferrie train station. Car parking at Hawthorn Town Hall or St Columbs St. Please pay attention to parking signs as the inspectors are always on the job. Bring a laptop and/or project you are working on. There is also a number of group projects that you are welcome to join in. 3D Printing, Laser Cutting, Electronics, Programming, Robotics, Prop Building, Costuming, Milling, Machining, Home Automation and more. The Connected Community Hackerspace (CCHS) is a community workshop, sometimes also known as a makerspace. We are run by members for members and are dedicated to providing facilities, tools and networking for members to achieve their projects. Our members work on personal and group projects. If you are interested in making/hacking join our Discord where like-minded people discuss their projects. See Discord link on our website. hackmelbourne.org Note - not all our members use meetup, so the RSVP's here dont reflect the total numbers.

2 attendees

Let's meet up and work on our projects - electronics, programming, etc.

Thu, Feb 19, 3:30 AM

From Melbourne Makers & Creators Group (MMCG)

4.2

**Who might want to attend -** This meetup is open to everyone with an interest in Electronics, Robotics, 3D Printing, Laser Cutting, IoT, etc. Makers with interests in Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, Pi Pico, OrangePi, etc. are invited to bring along their projects, project ideas and come connect with other makers. Get your questions answered, show off the work you are doing and get support to resolve nagging issues. Come to MMC Group to explore opportunities for collaboration on Open Source, Open Hardware platforms including getting assistance on projects you are working on. Attendance to all our events is free. **!!! Very Important !!!!** \- Please plan to be self sufficient in terms of hardware\, power cables\, internet access\, Raspberry pi\, Arduino\, USB cables\, etc\. The Makerspace does provide limited access to hardware \(Raspberry Pi\, Arduino\, electronic kits\, etc\.\)\. There are limited monitors\, so best to bring along a portable touchscreen LCD if you are expecting dedicated access to your Raspberry Pi\, etc\. We welcome makers of all ages, however if you are under 18 you will need to bring an adult along. The makerspace has a lower age limit of 14 (accompanied by an adult at all times). Check out learning resources at [https://www.kidzcancode.com/](https://www.kidzcancode.com/). 1. If you are getting started with the Arduino or the Raspberry Pi and need help picking a kit, join us at the discord and we'll help you pick one. 2. We recommend that you bring your Arduino, Raspberry Pi kits to the meetup. We will help you get started with your learning journey. 3. You'll need to do the hard work, read the documentation and follow the tutorials. We'll do our best to point you in the right direction. We keep in touch through discord. There are no costs to using, joining discord. Just download the client, setup an account and get chatting with the other makers at our discord group - [https://discord.gg/4FkrKJeNt5](https://discord.gg/4FkrKJeNt5) . **Come, make, create, share & learn -** Our meetups are a great opportunity to work on your project, ask questions, learn from others and share what you have learned with the others. Please bring along any projects you have built. The meetup is an opportunity to show off what you've built and seek help as required. You will need to bring along - 1. Your laptop with a Wifi hotspot for your Pi. Council internet access limits you to port 80/443. 2. Raspberry Pi, Arduino, ESP8266, ESP32 etc. along with the electronics or robotics kit you purchased to explore the fundamentals of electronics with the Pi, Arduino. 3. Bring along your robotics projects, doesn't matter if they are Arduino, Pi, ESP based. Showcase the work you've done. 4. A USB power bank so you can power your Raspberry Pi, Arduino. There is power available at the library but just in case. 5. A portable mini LCD / touch screen if you want to work on the Raspberry Pi or want us to help troubleshoot the Raspberry Pi. 6. A USB 5v, 3A+ Power Adaptor for the Raspberry Pi 2/3/4. For those with ESP8266, ESP32 boards (NodeMCU, Wemo, etc.) a 5v, 2A power supply with a micro USB port is recommended. For those with an Arduino a 5v, 2A regulated power supply with a USB Type B is required. 7. Ethernet cable if you have one and need to troubleshoot any connectivity issues with the Pi **Stay safe -** Please take a couple of minutes to read the foundation guidelines at - [http://rpf.io/safeguarding](http://rpf.io/safeguarding) **Location for the meetup -** The location for this meetup is : Melbourne narrm ngarrgu (NN) Makerspace Level 1 / 141 Therry Street, Melbourne VIC (adjacent to Queen Vic Market) Maps - [Google Maps Link](https://maps.app.goo.gl/QpF2SXtRTSAjHoMP7) **Chat with Discord** \- We keep in touch through discord \(Chat Server\)\. \- [https://discord.gg/4FkrKJeNt5](https://discord.gg/4FkrKJeNt5). **Volunteer @ CoderDojo Altona North** \- If you are looking for STEM related volunteering opportunities please check [https://altonanorthdojo.com.au/](https://altonanorthdojo.com.au/) and [ https://footscraydojo.com/](https://footscraydojo.com/) **Contact Details -** For any additional information please drop Geoff a note at "geoff dot lethbridge at gmail.com"

2 attendees

Tour of our Makerspace

Mon, Feb 23, 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.

1 attendee

Tour of our Makerspace

Mon, Mar 2, 8:00 AM

From Maker Community Inc

4.8

1 attendee

Origami and Chocolate

Sat, Feb 21, 5:00 AM

From Melbourne Origami Meetup

4.8

Join us for a relaxing time of folding together at the Ratio chocolate factory in Brunswick! Bring a fun origami project to fold and share, all while sipping on delectable hot chocolate! Standard origami paper will be provided. We just ask for a gold coin to help with group expenses.

11 attendees

Resin Art Workshop

Mon, Mar 2, 7:00 AM

From Art Masterclass Melbourne

4.8

**\*\*\*This is a pre-booking event. Please visit [artmasterclass.com.au](https://www.artmasterclass.com.au/) choose your cheeseboard and coaster, use the *MEETAMC10* coupon code, and make a reservation.\*\*\*** Unleash your creativity at our Resin Art Workshop in the heart of Melbourne! Join us for a fun and interactive session where you'll learn the art of resin pouring from expert instructors. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refine your skills, this workshop is perfect for everyone. You'll create stunning, unique pieces to take home and enjoy, all while surrounded by like-minded creatives. Our workshops provide all the tools, materials, and guidance you'll need to bring your vision to life. Discover the mesmerizing flow of resin, explore vibrant pigments, and watch your art evolve into a glossy masterpiece. Each session is designed to be both educational and relaxing, making it the ideal activity to unwind, socialize, and spark inspiration. Spaces are limited, so book your spot today and dive into the colorful world of resin art with us!

1 attendee

BEGINNER WORKSHOP: GRILLZ JEWELLERY

Thu, Mar 5, 6:30 AM

From Jewellery Grillz

GRILLZ LAB INTRO TO CUSTOM GRILLZ JEWELLERY Hosted by Marie Grillz This hands on workshop introduces the creative process behind custom grillz as a form of wearable jewellery sculpture. Participants will learn how artists design and prototype grillz using wax-carving techniques commonly used in jewellery manufacturing. The session focuses on wax material experimentation and translating a personal aesthetic into a wearable metal object. You will be working on a pre-made dental plaster impression provided for practice. If you wish to create a personal impression of your own teeth, you may choose to take a mould of your own teeth prior to the workshop. * This must be performed by a professional dentist. Please contact Marie if you require assistance finding a dentist. This workshop is intended for creative education and jewellery making and not a dentistry course. About Your Instructor: Jennifer is the designer and grillz artist behind Marie Grillz. With a Bachelor in Fashion Enterprise, Fashion Design, Jewellery manufacturing, and mentorship from an established Australian grillz jeweller, Jennifer specialises in translating fashion aesthetics into precious metal mouth jewellery. Jennifer’s main research during her university degree was exploring body adornment. Taking this into her jewellery career, her art sits between fashion accessory and body adornment, and she will be teaching the same creative prototyping methods she uses in her studio practice. What You’ll Do: You will create a wax prototype for a grillz jewellery piece the stage used by jewellers before metal casting. Workshop Outline: * Welcome & Intro * Overview of the session * History of Grillz * Looking at sample grillz styles * Discuss design possibilities, materials, and what’s achievable in wax * Pouring plaster moulds to get a good impression mould * Wax melting and carving for grillz * Troubleshooting fitting issues Important Details: * All participants work on pre-made models, not their own teeth. * The metal grillz piece is decorative only and will NOT fit your teeth. * If you wish to bring your own model, it is your responsibility to arrange this with a licensed dental professional not with Marie grillz * This workshop is for beginners only — polishing, metal casting, or dental impression work will not be taught, though relevant information will be shared. * All activities are creative and jewellery-focused. FAQ What do I need to bring? * A notebook (optional, if you like jotting things down) * Positive energy and an open mind ✨ Dress code: * Comfortable clothing you don’t mind getting dirty * Closed toe flat shoes only (no sandals or heels) * Bring a hair tie if you have long hair Experience level: The workshop is beginner-friendly and guided step by step, so whether it’s your first time or you’ve worked with jewellery before, you’ll be supported throughout. What you will receive at the end of the workshop: * Grillz in person workshop notes * Grillz booklet on how to make grillz and everything I’ve learnt during my journey in the industry Take home two creations: 1. Your wax model 2. A decorative metal grillz piece made from your wax design Can’t wait to share my knowledge with you all 🫶

2 attendees

Meet ABI AI in the real world, aigogo & Deep Listening AI

Tue, Feb 17, 7:00 AM

From Machine Learning & AI Meetup

4.6

The MLAI Meetup is a community for AI researchers and professionals which hosts monthly talks on exciting research. Our format is: * 6:00 - 6:20: Socializing * 6:20 - 6:40: Announcements and AI news * 6:40 - 7:40: Talk(s) and Q&A * 7:40 - 8:00 Networking * 8:00: Head to the nearest pub for dinner **THREE amazing talks tonight:** 1. **Chaehan So: “Deep Listening AI: A Psychologist's Blueprint for Building a Virtual Friend”** 2. **Dushan Karovich-Wynne: “aigogo: Packaging AI Agents for Production”** 3. **Adam "Spidey" Purdie & Rohan Nowell: "Meet ABI AI in the real world"** Talk descriptions and speaker bios: **Adam "Spidey" Purdie & Rohan Nowell: "Meet ABI AI in the real world"** **Synopsis:** Andromeda's purpose is to build technology that strengthens connections and preserves purpose in people’s lives. This purpose shapes what we build and how we build it. The soul of the product matters as much as its capabilities, and our values are encoded through everyday decisions. Abi is our friendly humanoid robot who is built for this purpose. Where she most strongly differs from a LLM chatbot is in embodiment, she shares a physical environment with you. This comes with a whole new range of challenges, she doesn’t just need to know what to say to hold a conversation, she now also needs to control her body language through gestures. Spidey and Rohan will go through the purpose of Andromeda, how Abi is driving this and how we incorporate machine learning into her physical communication. **Speaker Bios:** **Adam Purdie Spidey**, Mad Scientist / Engineering Manager. Spidey regular meetup goer is best known for his ambitions to take over the world with an army of robotic spiders - furiously developing the spiders and other cuddly horrors by night, by day Spidey is an Engineering Manager in charge of customer applications and platform automation (SRE/Dev/Sec/Ops) and physical robotics. My team do awesome things and I give them all the direction, certainty and space to do it. **Rohan Nowell** is a Machine Learning Engineer at Andromeda Robotics with over 10 years of experience in robotic and autonomous systems. His broad expertise spans control systems, mechanical engineering, physics modelling, and autonomy, including work on uncrewed defence vehicles and miniature robots from his PhD at Monash University. He is currently focused on the complex challenges of Human-Robot Interaction, specifically optimizing for 'delightfulness' in embodied AI systems. **Dushan Karovich-Wynne: “aigogo: Packaging AI Agents for Production”** **Synopsis:** aigogo ( https://github.com/aupeachmo/aigogo )is an open-source project exploring what it actually takes to package, ship, and run AI agents in real production environments. In this talk, I’ll walk through how to use aigogo to package and distribute a real agent that does useful work. This talk isn’t about a finished framework, but an open exploration of what it takes to package and run AI agents in real production environments. Using aigogo as a concrete example, we’ll look at the practical tradeoffs that show up once AI systems move beyond experimentation and start behaving like deployable services. The session is designed to be collaborative and discussion-driven, drawing on the experiences of engineers and data scientists in the room. The goal is to surface what matters most in practice and to help shape the roadmap for aigogo and similar open-source efforts going forward. **Speaker Bio:** Dushan is the founder of Subrosa AI (www.subrosa.ai), he is building at the intersection of AI, risk mitigation, and governance, with a focus on making AI systems secure, auditable, and trustworthy in production environments. On top of his companies products which address data leakage and governance challenges as well as production-level AI agents, Dushan builds and maintains open-source projects that help people instrument, understand, sandbox and distribute AI agents. Outside of work, he's a lifelong dog lover who has been known to pull over to talk to dogs. **Chaehan So: “Deep Listening AI: A Psychologist's Blueprint for Building a Virtual Friend”** **Abstract:** What if AI could truly listen—not just respond with generic empathy, but recognize when you're avoiding a difficult topic, stuck in a thinking loop, or seeking validation you won't accept? In this talk, psychological-researcher-turned-AI-startup-founder Chaehan So shares what building Virtual Friend revealed about creating AI for deep emotional conversations. You'll discover why common approaches like fine-tuning and RAG fail for psychological applications—and what actually works. Key takeaways: * Why "respond with empathy" prompts don't work (and what to do instead) * How to engineer psychological awareness into AI conversations * The hidden patterns that unfold across a conversation—revealing what someone can't say directly Whether you're building AI products, interested in mental health tech, or curious about the intersection of psychology and AI, you'll leave with practical insights applicable far beyond chatbots. **Speaker Bio:** Dr. Chaehan So bridges psychology and AI to create technology that genuinely understands people. As founder of Virtual Friend, he's building an AI companion specifically designed to support young adults navigating anxiety, loneliness, and life transitions—combining clinical listening techniques with cutting-edge language models. With a Ph.D. in Social Psychology, Dr. So brings psychological research methodology to AI development. His interdisciplinary background spans social psychology (Humboldt University Berlin), engineering (TU Berlin), and management (ESCP France), with previous experience as Assistant Professor of Information & Interaction Design at Yonsei University, South Korea. His mission: making AI that doesn't just talk to you, but truly listens.

135 attendees

The good, the bad, the ugly of an actual in production AI product

Thu, Feb 26, 7:00 AM

From Product Anonymous Meetup - Melbourne

4.7

Welcome back for 2026. We're kicking off with a talk by [Caitlin Blackwell](https://www.linkedin.com/in/caitlin-blackwell-8328a623/), Head of Product from Seek who'll share real life stories of getting a product live with AI and the learnings along the way. Caitlin Blackwell is a Head of Product for SEEK across APAC where she leads a team of PM across the homepage feed, search and job pages to help candidates get great jobs and drive high quality placements for hirers. She has worked in a range of ecommerce and SaaS companies as well as being at SEEK for a long time. She resides on a farm on the famous Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia where a large garden, a dog and 100 acres of bush keep her busy. **Our amazing sponsors are Easygo** Bio: [Easygo](https://www.linkedin.com/company/easygo-au/?originalSubdomain=au) is the Australian powerhouse behind the world’s biggest online casino, as well as pioneering a creator-first online streaming platform with over 50 million users. Fuelled by an ambitious mission, our culture of collaboration invites industry visionaries, innovators, and disrupters to drive the future of entertainment forward.

200 attendees

MEL MLOps Community #16 | Generative AI in Games and Getting Hired

Wed, Mar 4, 6:30 AM

From Melbourne MLOps Community

4.6

We’re excited to kick off 2026 with our first **Melbourne MLOps Community Meetup** of the year! This event is extra special! For the first time, we’re featuring a married duo, Mr. and Mrs. Badawy. And what better day to announce it than Valentine’s Day? 🚀✨ **🎤 Speakers** We’re thrilled to introduce: **\- Luke Badawy**, Generative AI Engineering Manager at Commonwealth Bank. Luke is a seasoned Software Engineer and self-proclaimed AI nerd with years of industry experience. In his talk, *Generating Games Using Only Gen AI*, Luke will explore a fascinating and often overlooked frontier in Generative AI — game generation. **\- Natalie Badawy**, Talent Acquisition Specialist *at* Andromeda. Described by Mr. Badawy as “Initiative Lord 9000,” Natalie is the co-founder of "What the Heck is Tech (?)" and co-organiser of "Melbourne Talent Meetup"*.* With deep experience in the tech recruitment landscape, she’ll share a recruiter’s-eye view of how the job market is evolving in the age of AI and ML in her talk: *How to Get Hired in the AI/ML Era*. **Networking** The Melbourne MLOps Community is committed to fostering a space where AI/ML engineers and practitioners can connect, exchange ideas, and build meaningful relationships. Come ready to discuss: * The tools you’re experimenting with * Trends you’re seeing in ML and MLOps * Challenges you’re tackling * Ways to find peer support We’ll have food, drinks, and the perfect space for great conversations — so feel free to bring along anyone interested in ML, MLOps, or AI more broadly. **Agenda** 🍕 **5:30pm** – Networking, drinks & food 🙋 **6:00pm** – Welcome 🎤 **6:10pm** – Presentation by Luke ❓ **6:30pm** – Questions for Luke 🎤 **6:40pm** – Presentation by Natalie ❓ **7:00pm** – Questions for Natalie 🍻 **7:10pm onwards** – Networking, drinks & food We’re looking forward to seeing you there! **P.S.** If you can’t make it in person, we’ll be streaming the event via Google Meet. Google Meet link: [https://meet.google.com/fxh-hpsg-ryt](https://meet.google.com/fxh-hpsg-ryt)

24 attendees

Naarm Solarpunk: Reclaiming the Internet for Humans

Wed, Feb 18, 7:30 AM

From Merri-bek Tech

4.9

The Naarm Solarpunk Meetup presents this special event to kick-off 2026. Our two speakers will take you through the high hopes that many of us had for the impact of the web on society, and the reality of corporate enshittified platforms that are destroying our ability to connect with our communities while building every more polluting data-centers. Please join us for an interesting evening as we walk through these ideas and meet like-minded people who care about using technology in service of **Sustainable**, **Resilient** and **Just** futures. **Reclaiming the Open Web** [Milly Schmidt](https://www.millyschmidt.me/) In the 2000s, a generation of nerds got online and found a wonderful place where you could learn to code, make things, share your art, be part of communities and feel welcomed. We blogged, we vlogged, we shared, we posted, we followed and we were followed. We found a beautiful world where we could connect with our friends and make new ones, all across the globe, and find the people who liked the same things we liked and feel less alone. We signed up for platform after platform, excited about the promise of a hyper-personalised web, where we would see recommendations and content based on our specific interests. We knew there might be some risks, but we thought it was worth it. In the 20 years or so since then, things have changed. The platforms that once connected us have mutated, transformed under a grim late capitalist ethos to be not just extractive, but no longer even for us. How do we get out of this mess? How do we find our way back to the promises of the early web, where we could connect with communities, friends and family, find joy and creativity and learning? And more importantly, what principles should we hold to ensure we don't make these mistakes again? **Neighbourhood-First Software** [Jade Ambrose](https://jade.hopepunk.me/) A vibrant ecosystem of open-source alternatives to big tech walled gardens is a critical part of building the free and open internet that we want, but technical requirements mean that this software is often only run by a small group of skilled enthusiasts. Neighbourhood-First software is hosted in cycling distance of your house, by volunteers in your local community, for the benefit of those less technical. In this talk, Jade will present a manifesto of Neighbourhood-First software, and discuss how it can help support local-first software, the Fediverse, and other key open source initiatives while also providing local resilience in an age of climate uncertainty. \-\-\- These talks were both previously given at Everything Open 2026, and don't require technical knowledge. We will provide some plant-based nibbles. Probably not enough for dinner, please feel free to bring anything of your own that you'd like to eat. This event will be hosted on the stolen, unceeded lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. **Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.** **Accessibility info:** Balam Balam place is wheelchair accessible via lift. Wide corridors and accessible toilets are situated on each level. The grounds are entirely accessible via flat concrete paths and ramps. Mask wearing is very welcome. Our speakers will be unmasked while presenting. Please let us know if there's anything we can do to help you feel more able to attend this event.

59 attendees

Melbourne Serverless Meetup Group event for February 2026

Thu, Feb 26, 7:00 AM

From Melbourne Serverless Meetup Group

4.7

Welcome to 2026!! We need a second speaker please - if you are doing anything cool let us know Melbourne(at)serverless.org.au and we can get you on the agenda! Even for a future month if you are not quite ready yet. THANKS TO MANTEL GROUP for sponsoring the location & refreshments again! Thanks also to PROGRAMMABLE - we have tickets to give away for people who attend the meetup this month! Please get in touch ASAP if you would like to talk at a future event, send us an email at Melbourne(at)serverless.org.au for more info! First time speakers are more than welcome and we can provide you assistance if you need with your presentation beforehand. Please reach out Melbourne(at)serverless.org.au. It can be a regular talk, lightning talk, demo, workshop, whatever is your thing our community will love it - as long as it is serverless related! Venue: MANTEL GROUP, Level 2, 452 Flinders St. Melbourne Look for the signs! 📅 Agenda 📅 5:30 PM - Doors Open! 6:00 PM - Welcome from the organizers / housekeeping 6:05 PM - **"Build vs Buy - how LLMs are shifting the scales" - By Liam Johnston, Lead Consultant, V2 AI** This talk examines how LLMs are fundamentally changing the build vs buy calculus. Through a real project - a crossword generator using AI for clues and algorithms for word-fitting across 300k words - we'll explore why projects that were impossible side quests two years ago are now weekend builds. 6:35 PM - Pizza & Networking 7:00 PM - **TBA** 7:30 PM - Networking and finish the Pizza! 8:00 PM - Door Close, see you next time!

24 attendees

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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.

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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.