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Berkeley Marina Funday  Flyday Adventure

Berkeley Marina Funday Flyday Adventure

Sat, Jul 18, 5:00 PM
From Flying Drones for Fun
4.9

In the tradition of the old 3DR Berkeley Flydays, we will head to the Berkeley Marina Cesar Chavez park area for an "old/new" venue of flying. Get spectacular ocean and city views, as well as beautiful trail and marina opportunities. The picture above shows the picnic area where we will meet. Walk up the trail next to the porta potties and to this picnic area. This is an off leash dog friendly area, so be aware and considerate of other park users. It gets windy during the day, so arrive early for best flight times. NOTE! Please read the directions below to find us, enter trail to left of porta potties, stay left up hill. We are on the water side, not the hill side picnic table area. Others have gotten lost in the past (not sure how,,,)

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Berkeley Marina Funday Flyday Adventure

Berkeley Marina Funday Flyday Adventure

Sat, Jul 18, 5:00 PM
From East Bay Drone Meetup
4.8

In the tradition of the old 3DR Berleley Flydays, we will head to the Berkeley Marina Cesar Chavez park area for an "old/new" venue of flying. Get spectacular ocean and city views, as well as beautiful trail and marina opportunities. The picture above shows the picnic area where we will meet. This is an off leash dog friendly area, so be aware and considerate of other park users. It gets windy here, so arrive early for best flight times. NOTE! Please read the directions below to find us, enter trail to left of porta potties, stay left up hill. We are on the water side, not the hill side picnic table area. Others have gotten lost in the past (not sure how,,,)

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Hackathon: Humanizing The Prototype

Hackathon: Humanizing The Prototype

Sat, Jun 27, 5:30 PM
From ProductTank SF
4.7

# Build a PAL: Tavus x Lovable Hackathon (with ProductTank SF) ​Spend one day building a PAL, a new kind of application you talk to, one that sees you, hears you, remembers you, and gets to know you over time, then ship it live inside a real app. ## ​🏆 $5,000 in prizes * ​🥇 **1st place: $3,000** * ​🥈 **2nd place: $1,500** * ​🥉 **3rd place: $500** ​Every winning team also takes home a special credits package from Lovable and Tavus, so the PAL you start here is one you can keep building. ## ​⏳ 100 seats, and they are going fast ​This room is capped at 100 builders and it is filling up quickly. Register now and complete the short screening form to hold your spot. We use your answers to build balanced teams, so everyone walks out having shipped something they are proud of. ## ​What you'll build ​This is where PALmaker meets Lovable. You describe the PAL you want in plain words, and PALmaker builds the whole thing, no code and no settings to crawl through, while Lovable's rapid UI generation builds and ships the app it lives in. By the time the session ends, you have a real PAL at a live, published URL. ​A PAL is not a face that talks at you. It is the whole thing: perception so it can see and hear you, memory so it holds onto what matters, judgment and personality so it knows when to push and when to listen, with a face and a voice so it meets you the way a person would. That is the difference between a tool you operate and a counterpart you talk to, and it is what you get to build today. ## ​✨ A glimpse of what's possible ​This is not a menu to build from. It is a handful of glimpses, just enough to feel the range before you make your own. ​Picture a DJ that reads the energy of the room, takes requests by voice, and talks back between tracks like a real host, living inside a music app. ​Imagine a sidekick that wakes up when you open your laptop, sees what you are working on, remembers where you got stuck yesterday, notices when you are frustrated, and picks the work back up with you. ​Picture a sales rep that joins your Google Meet, pulls up the right slide at the right moment, reads the room as the conversation turns, handles the objections, and runs the call end to end. ​Imagine a coach, for a language or a sport or the interview you have next week, that remembers every session, adapts to you over the weeks, and reaches out first when it is time to practice. ​Picture a character out of a game you can actually sit and talk to, fully in personality, who remembers the last conversation the two of you had. ​None of these is the assignment. The assignment is whatever you can picture. Build that. ## ​🎁 What you get * ​**Tavus and Lovable credits for every builder**, so your team can build and publish during the event. * ​**A special credits package from Lovable and Tavus for every winning team**, on top of the cash. * ​**Food and beverages** throughout the day. * ​**A content station on the floor.** Our team shoots content of you and your build live during the event, then sends it to you the week after, ready to share. * ​**On-call experts** to unblock you the moment you get stuck. * ​SWAG :) ## ​🎒 What to bring * ​A charged laptop * ​Headphones ## ​Agenda * ​**10:30 to 11:00 AM, Arrival and team forming.** Grab food and a drink, meet other builders, and form squads of 2 to 5. * ​**11:00 to 11:30 AM, The Spark.** Welcome from ProductTank SF, a Tavus and PALmaker intro, and a live demo. * ​**11:30 AM to 12:30 PM, The Build.** Start building your PAL with PALmaker and Lovable. A PAL is something you talk to, so build for real back-and-forth, not a one-way loop. * ​**12:30 to 1:00 PM, Fuel Up.** Food and beverages provided. * ​**1:00 to 3:45 PM, The Build Continues.** Push to a working, deployed PAL. * ​**3:45 to 4:30 PM, judging starts.** * ​**430 to 5 PM top 3 winners- Show and Tell and Prizes:** two-minute demos of your published PALs, wrap-up, and winner announcements. ## ​With thanks to our hosts * ​**Tavus**, the human computing company. We teach machines the art of being human, so talking to one can feel as natural as talking to a friend or coworker. PALmaker is where anyone builds a PAL, the whole thing, without writing a line of code. [tavus.io](https://tavus.io/?utm_source=luma) * ​**Lovable**, rapid UI generation that lets your team build and publish a working app in a single session. [lovable.dev](https://lovable.dev/?utm_source=luma) * ​**ProductTank SF**, the community bringing product builders, thinkers, and operators together. ## ​Register ​Seats are limited to 100 and going fast. Register now and complete the short screening form to hold your spot.

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Berkeley Marina Funday Flyday Adventure

Berkeley Marina Funday Flyday Adventure

Sat, Jul 18, 5:00 PM
From Drones in the Bay
4.8

In the tradition of the old 3DR Berkeley Flydays, we will head to the Berkeley Marina Cesar Chavez park area for an "old/new" venue of flying. Get spectacular ocean and city views, as well as beautiful trail and marina opportunities. The picture above shows the picnic area where we will meet. This is an off leash dog friendly area, so be aware and considerate of other park users. This area gets windy as the day progresses, the earlier you arrive, the better your flying time will be... NOTE! Please read the directions below to find us, enter trail to left of porta potties, stay left up hill. We are on the water side, not the hill side picnic table area. Others have gotten lost in the past (not sure how,,,)

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Fortress Mode: Arduino Motion Gates (CHM)

Fortress Mode: Arduino Motion Gates (CHM)

Tue, Jul 7, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.8

Step into engineer mode and build your own automatic security gate using an Arduino, a motion sensor, and a servo motor! In this hands-on class, you’ll create a mini “fortress gate” that springs open whenever someone approaches. Along the way, you’ll learn: * How motion sensors detect movement * How servo motors create controlled motion * Basic Arduino programming and wiring * How real-world smart security systems work By the end of the class, you’ll have a working motion-activated gate and the skills to customize it with lights, alarms, or secret fortress upgrades. No experience needed — just bring your curiosity and prepare to defend the kingdom. 🏰🤖 **If you have a laptop, please bring it — but come anyway if you don’t!**

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East Bay Chronic Pain & Illness Peer Support Group Meetup

East Bay Chronic Pain & Illness Peer Support Group Meetup

Wed, Jul 1, 12:30 AM
From The Bay Area Chronic Pain & Illness Peer Support Group
4.9

**About us:** The Bay Area Chronic Pain & Illness Peer Support Group is a friendly, unstructured, in-person peer support group for anybody 18+ who lives with chronic pain, illness(es), invisible disabilities, and any type of mental health experiences. The group is a casual safe space to hang out, talk about our lives, share coping strategies, form friendships, create community, and get support. **Location:** 2727 California Street, Berkeley, CA 94703 Look for a corner gallery in a residential neighborhood! **Accessibility Info:** * The meeting space is in a wheelchair accessible gallery. * There are bathrooms accessible via ramp within the gallery. * The lighting is relatively gentle, though of course feel free to bring hats, sunglasses to adjust! * Seating provided by the gallery are wooden, foldout chairs. If a metal foldout chair would be preferable, let me know, and I'll try to procure some! * Feel free to bring heating pads, yoga mats, cooling pads, to make yourself as comfortable as possible! \*\*\*Please refrain from wearing anything scented, including lotion, dry-cleaned clothes, etc. This is to ensure that the group is safe for people with chemical sensitivities.\*\*\* **Scheduling Info: While this group runs every other week, there are a few dates when the space will not be available. Those dates are: 4/7, 5/5, 6/2, and 11/3! To play it safe, check on the meetup page to be sure that we are meeting!** **COVID Safety:** * We are asking folks to mask! If you have any questions about the event, feel free to email Anna at herschlaga@gmail.com

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Meetup connects people with similar interests through local events. It helps users find groups and activities to join, whether in person or online.

San Francisco offers various groups for drone enthusiasts. These groups enjoy activities like drone flying meetups, workshops, and discussions on technology advancements.

To join a drone group, simply sign up on Meetup, search for drone-related groups in San Francisco, and request to join. Engage by attending events and participating in discussions.

Yes, drone events happen regularly in San Francisco, ranging from meetups and flying sessions to informational workshops about the latest drone technology.

Absolutely! Drone meetups in San Francisco welcome enthusiasts of all skill levels, from novices to experts, eager to share in the learning experience.

Drone meetups can feature discussions, hands-on flying experiences, skill-building workshops, and networking opportunities around shared interests in drones.

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Joining Meetup and becoming part of groups is free, though some event hosts may charge small fees for specific activities or workshops.

While having your own drone enhances the experience, many groups still offer participation without one or allow sharing during meetup events.

Meetup primarily focuses on group activities. Private lessons might not be available but group meetups provide great learning opportunities.

Yes, many people attend meetups to meet new friends with shared interests, though building connections comes from engaging with group activities.

Organization quality can vary depending on hosts. Checking reviews and FAQs on Meetup can help gauge any specific group's organization level.

Availability depends on existing groups. Keep checking Meetup for new groups or consider starting your own drone club in San Francisco.

Most drone meetups prioritize safety by observing all regulations and advising participants to follow best practices for safe flying.

Meetup provides opportunities, but personal improvement relies on active participation, practice, and member exchanges at group events.