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Sydney Master Your Drone Flight Skills

Sun, Nov 1, 9:00 AM
From Propeller Pros Drone Racing Mentorship Circle

Whether you are just starting to get comfortable behind the sticks or you are looking to refine your line through a technical course, this session is all about practical flight time. We are getting the Propeller Pros community together in Sydney to work on specific maneuvers and share troubleshooting tips in a relaxed, supportive environment. This is a chance to move beyond basic hovering and focus on the precision flying that makes drone racing both challenging and rewarding. This event is open to any member of our mentorship circle who wants to practice in the company of others. We will have some informal drills set up, but there is plenty of room to just put in the hours and ask questions if you are stuck on a particular flight path or setting. It is really just about getting our gear in the air, learning from one another, and enjoying a few hours of flying together. If you are planning to join us, please take a moment to RSVP so we have an idea of how many pilots to expect on the field. It helps us keep the flight line organized, and it ensures we have enough space for everyone to get plenty of time in the air. Hope to see you there.

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Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected Meetup!

Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected Meetup!

Thu, Oct 29, 6:30 AM
From AWS Sydney Well-Architected User Group
4.6

Hi Architects, Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Sydney Well-Architected User Group Meetup! Each month we cover off AWS best-practices across all pillars and give away drones - lots of drones ๐Ÿฅณ **Please also note that AWS Security now requests a company name and company email where it is available. If you are a student, please list your institution and your student email address at that institution ๐Ÿ‘** We'll be announcing more speakers on [https://well-architected.me](https://well-architected.me/) and previewing presentations during the coming weeks - our speakers and details this month include: * **Michael Taylor, Lakebase Specialist, Databricks** **How Lakebase provides a well-architected platform for next generation application and AI development.** Come and hear how Databricks experts show how customers run applications and agents on Lakebase; serverless Postgres governed by Unity Catalog. See instant branching, scale-to-zero, point-in-time recovery and synced tables in action. The Databricks team will also give a first look at LTAP; one open, governed copy of data for transactions and analytics, with no ETL in between. * **Mystery Speaker** **The AWS AI Competency - can automation support?** Achieving the AWS AI Competency can unlock many benefits for AI customers. In this talk, we explore if achievement of a competency can be automated. This month's menu will include: * Pizzas * Beer * Wine: Big and red ๐Ÿคค So come join us at 5:30 for a 6pm start, followed by beer, wine, pizza and friendly networking after our talks :-) Tired of Linkedinโ€™s "thought leadershipโ€, spam and advertising? Join https://well-architected.me/ , the AWS community built for architects, developers and cloud professionals. * Connect with experienced AWS practitioners * Preview upcoming AWS Meetups and relive past content * Create and review beautiful AWS case studies in minutes * Prepare for AWS certifications with curated quizzes * Show your manager and reports youโ€™re well-architected (Please note that by registering to attend you agree to your details being shared as and where required with Amazon Web Services and AWS Well-Architected User Group partners)

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FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney

FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney

Thu, Oct 29, 8:00 AM
From FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney
4.8

**Welcome to FPGA/ASIC Meetup Sydney!** Open to anyone working with or interested in FPGAs, ASICs, and embedded systems, whether in industry, studying, building projects, or just curious. No gatekeeping ๐Ÿ˜Ž This is a casual evening focused on meeting others in the space. No talks or presentations, just good conversation over a drink. Weโ€™ll be upstairs at the Botany View Hotel. There are beers on tap and great pub food. See you there!

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Lifeblood Donation Week - Project Management Warriors & Warrioresses

Sun, Nov 15, 8:00 PM
From Project Managers Movement
4.8
1 attendee
Data Driven or Data Distracted!

Data Driven or Data Distracted!

Tue, Oct 27, 7:00 AM
From Sydney Creative Customer Experience (CCX)
4.7

Our CCX Sydney October event features a very lively and topical panel discussion entitled Data Driven or Data Distracted We will be applying a $10.00 cover charge to cover Food and drinks and on this occasion will be kindly hosted by the ONSET https://theonset.com.au The Onset is a specialist recruitment business deeply connected to Australiaโ€™s design and technology ecosystem. They work with ambitious companies, brilliant industry experts and a wider group of specialists across data, AI, design and transformation through The Omnia Collective. About the session **How Product, Design & Engineering actually use evidence to make decisions** How much data do we really need to make better product decisions? And when does being โ€œdata-drivenโ€ start getting in the way of good product thinking? For this CCX Sydney session, weโ€™re bringing together four practitioners from different corners of the product ecosystem โ€” analytics, strategy and service design, UX/CX, and engineering โ€” to explore the role data and evidence actually play in product development and delivery. Each speaker will have **15 minutes to make their own case** for โ€” or against โ€” being **DATA-DRIVEN OR DATA-DISTRACTED**. Rather than presenting a single view, theyโ€™ll challenge us to look at how research, analytics, customer insight, AI, product requirements engineering and data can influence the decisions we make โ€” from defining the problem and creating the PRD through to designing, building and releasing the product. Our speakers bring four very different perspectives: **Olga Pasikova\, Senior Analytics Director; Rob Tot\, Strategy & Service Design Lead; Thomas Shillingford\, UX \| CX \| Strategy \| AI and Author; and David Berigny\, Forward Deployed Engineer\.** Each panel member will bring their own experience, provocations and examples to the question: **when does data help us make better decisions โ€” and when does it simply give us more information to react to?** Then we turn up the heat. Following the four presentations, **Sophie Greenfield, Senior Product & AI Designer at CBA**, will lead a lively panel discussion, bringing the speakers together to challenge each other's perspectives and explore the tensions between data, evidence, intuition, customer understanding and design judgement. Because being data-driven sounds simple. **Knowing what data to trust, what it actually means, and when to ignore it is where things get interesting.** **About our Panel:** ### Olga Pasikova **Senior Analytics Director** Olga Pasikova is a Senior Analytics Director and experienced digital analytics specialist with more than a decade working across data, analytics and digital measurement. She brings a strong ability to translate complex analytics challenges into clear strategic direction, helping teams use data to understand behaviour, measure outcomes and make better-informed decisions. Olga is also an active member of Sydneyโ€™s data and analytics community. ### Rob Tot **Strategy & Service Design Lead** Rob Tot is a Strategy and Service Design Lead who works at the intersection of customer needs, business strategy and service innovation. His work brings together strategic thinking and human-centred design to help organisations navigate complex problems, uncover opportunities and turn insight into meaningful product and service outcomes. ### Thomas Shillingford **UX \| CX \| Strategy \| AI \| Author** Thomas Shillingford is a UX and CX strategist, designer, author and speaker with extensive experience across digital products and customer experiences. His career has included work spanning research, customer journeys, interaction design, usability, design strategy and large-scale digital transformation. More recently, Thomas has been exploring the impact of AI on design practice, including how AI is changing design systems, strategy and the role of human judgement. ### David Berigny **Forward Deployed Engineer** David Berigny is a Forward Deployed Engineer working at the intersection of technology, product development and real-world customer problems. His role brings engineering directly into the product development process โ€” translating customer and business needs into practical technical solutions, testing ideas in the field and using evidence from real-world implementation to inform what gets built and how it evolves. ### Sophie Greenfield FACILITATOR **Senior Product Designer & Facilitator** Sophie Greenfield is a Senior Product Designer at Commonwealth Bank with more than 20 yearsโ€™ experience across UX, product design, research and digital strategy. Her career has spanned product strategy, customer research and experience design across organisations including CommBank, Westpac and ING Direct. Sophie has a particular interest in the intersection of **data, customer insight, product strategy and AI-enabled design**. She has been exploring and teaching AI-enabled design practices, from research synthesis and hypothesis validation to rapid prototyping and new ways of working for designers. For **DATA-DRIVEN OR DATA-DISTRACTED?**, Sophie will facilitate the conversation between our four speakers, challenging their perspectives and helping unpack the bigger question: **when does evidence genuinely improve product decisions โ€” and when can data become a distraction from understanding the customer?** We are so excited to be wrapping up the year with this awesome panel discussion hosted by new friends of CCX Sydney, the ONSET. [https://theonset.com.au/](https://theonset.com.au/) Lastly make sure you Join us for sponsored drinks from Amplitude post the event at a nearby bar: Amplitude is the AI analytics platform built for data analysts, PMs, and growth teams. It doesn't just report on what happened; it shows you why and what to do next, all self-serve and in real time. And we're buying drinks. Join us after the meetup at the Strawberry hills hotel Regards Kevin, Lydia, Sylvia, James and Carolina.

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Ch.4 How to DEMO - Amateur Vibe Code Club

Ch.4 How to DEMO - Amateur Vibe Code Club

Wed, Oct 28, 7:00 AM
From Amateur Vibe Code Club
4.9

We made it to chapter 4 of the Amateur Vibe Code Club wahoo! save the date: Wednesday 28rd October, State Library NSW. Special presentation session \~6โ€“7pm, and we'll hang around till 8, if it's your first time here, welcome! The aim of the Amateur Vibe Code Club is to create a small tight-knit community of people who enjoy tinkering with, or are interested in getting involved with, AI, vibe coding, and exploring the latest tech. This chapter is titled How to DEMO! Have the perfect idea or product that you are working on but don't know how to get it off the ground?? For those new to the world of product develop, AI or just sales this is for you. In this session we breakdown the basics of demoing your product to friend or even potential clients. This session will be run by our very own member Amandeep! **Rough Agenda:** 15 minute intros โ†’ 1 hour focus session โ†’ 30 minutes networking/ presentations **what we'll get into during the focus session:** * What is a demo and why it is critical to the success * The anatomy of a great demo + pro tips to nail it * Seeing it live - a real tech demo walkthrough * Your turn have a crack and demo something yourself * Q&A see you there!

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