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Find the best technology events and make the most of your time in Brisbane. From music to pets and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Join global leaders shaping Brisbane’s future sport landscape through cross-sector collaboration and research-driven innovation.
Workshop where we explore the features of Claude, one of the most capable Generative AI assistants available today.
Attend Joe Grand's hardware hacking training to learn the concepts and techniques to explore, manipulate, and exploit electronic systems. The class premiered in 2005 and is the longest-running hardware hacking training of its kind. No prior experience needed!
Something Fest 2026 brings you a week long festival celebrating the ultimate convergence of digital, innovation and technology.
Join Brisbane Sound Group for a deep dive into the Avid S6L and the real-world workflows behind modern touring monitor mixes.
Join us for a conversation with LYRO’s leadership team to hear how Australian technology is shaping the next generation of automation.
Join us for the final part of the Infrastructure Intelligence Lab where our participants will reveal real-world use cases of AI and robotics in their companies. You’ll see how ideas move from concept to commercial reality when people stop theorising and start building. Jon Davies will explain why implementation matters so much in this sector. And cash prizes for best use cases will be presented to the Program Participants. The Event is made possible through the generous partnership of Pano AI and Telstra mura-D Innovation Hub.
Welcome to Cyber In Motion Hands-On Capture the Flag (CTF) Challenge Creation Day. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of creating cyber security CTF challenges - creating, training, and testing your submissions with a mini competition. This in-person event will bring together Students (Uni/TAFE/Yr 10-12 students), with experienced CTF and industry experts to create their own CTFs. Once submitted, the group will train and test each newly generated CTF and then undertake a mini challenge. Whether you're familiar with creating CTFs and out to showcase your skills, or you are new to the whole CTF creation idea - there's something for everyone at this event. BYO lunch, drink bottle and laptop. Don't miss out on this opportunity to showcase your talents, meeting industry experts and learn from fellow cyber security enthusiasts.
AI is moving faster than ever. In just the first few months of 2026, we’ve already seen a surge of new models, agent frameworks, and developer tools reshaping how we build, ship, and scale products. From OpenClaw to the latest frontier models and AI-native tooling, the pace of innovation is no longer incremental — it’s exponential. But with great capability comes new complexity. Are we truly understanding the tools we are adopting, or just racing to integrate them? Are these systems making us more productive — or quietly introducing hidden risks in reliability, security, and decision-making? This session is about catching up, not just in features, but in mindset. We’ll explore the latest AI trends from OpenClaw to emerging models and tools, unpack what actually matters for builders, and learn how to harness these powerful technologies responsibly while staying aware of their limits.
How can AI give you back nine hours a week? Join us to learn more and to meet others in industry, government and academia who are working with the technology that is shaping our future. Seats are limited so please register early to secure your spot.
The last two years has witnessed a rapid rise in the use of AI in healthcare, from AI-powered pathology and radiology tests to the use of AI scribes in the clinical consultation. It is now estimated that up to a quarter of Australian GPs are using or preparing to use an AI scribe in their daily clinical practice. While the potential benefits are undeniable, there are legal, regulatory, ethical, and professional issues that also need to be understood, including consent and privacy. As new uses and functionalities are added to AI scribes, this also raises questions over their unregulated use and the weight courts will attach to AI-generated records in the context of civil litigation.
Where AI meets the real world: practical wins, painful lessons, and what smart teams are doing next.