The Intel® Buzz Workshop is a one day event focusing on tech and content trends in the games industry. Experts from design, engineering and marketing discuss and present their perspectives on the current state and next developments. It includes business, technical and VR sessions as well as debates on diversity, networking, the opportunity to get … Continue reading Intel Buzz Workshop Berlin
Augmented World Expo™ (AWE) is the world’s largest conference and expo for professionals focused on giving people real superpowers through Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and Wearable Technology. The events take place in the USA, Europe and China and are produced by the non-profit organization AugmentedReality.Org. AWE gathers the top innovators – from the hottest startups to … Continue reading Augmented World Expo (AWE) Europe 2016
Codemotion is one of the biggest tech conferences in Europe with an international network of 30.000 developers and 350 speakers and further partner conferences in Milan, Rome, Amsterdam, Dublin, Dubai, Tel-Aviv and Madrid (check out Codemotionworld). Last year’s edition took place on November 2 & 3 at Kulturbrauerei Berlin – around 400 visitors enjoyed a lively … Continue reading Codemotion Berlin 2016
Explore with us exciting tech developments, passionate art projects and bold business ideas at the VR NOW Con. It’s a conference focused on packed sessions on learnings and how-to’s, extended pitching and matchmaking opportunities – and a mixed showcase of regional and international projects. Dive deep into this new technology and celebrate its greatest advantages with … Continue reading VR NOW Con 2016
How much of work is play? What does work look like in the future? Let’s play the game of work! Games in the working environment, gamification, Open Source, Open Data, co-working and crowd-working are ubiquitous and change our world(s) of work fundamentally. By producing games itself, the artistic research project LABOURGAMES questions the relationship between … Continue reading LABOURGAMES – work and play
Casual Connect is a professional conference created to support the mass-market game community by gathering top developers, publishers, distributors and others involved in related industries for networking opportunities and useful lectures created by a board of industry members. Catch a look at the latest speakers at http://europe.casualconnect.org/content.html. This year Casual Connect will offer nine different … Continue reading Casual Connect Europe 2017
QUO VADIS – Europe's Hot Spot for Games Professionals! Growing from its humble beginnings in 2003, when Quo Vadis was just a small conference in the Ruhr area with around 120 attendees from the German development scene, the event now attracts game developers from all over the world. In 2007 the conference moved to Berlin … Continue reading Quo Vadis 2017
The games and consumer electronics industry has ever been a driver of innovation. But applying today’s game hard- & software technologies (APITs) holds a huge potential for classical industries & businesses. Virtual Reality for product design or real estate marketing, Augmented Reality in logistics or clinical applications, game engines for process planning or employee training, … Continue reading APITs-Day 2017
AlterConf is a traveling conference series that provides safe opportunities for marginalized people and those who support them in the tech and gaming industries. By highlighting the powerful voices and positive initiatives of local community members, we build hope and strengthen the community’s resolve to create safer spaces for everyone. The conferences go beyond the … Continue reading AlterConf Berlin
The Kids Want Mobile is Europe's largest kids digital conference! With guests from all over the world, The Kids Want Mobile is guaranteed to be a creative, up-to-the-minute and innovative event. Everybody engaged in the field of digital kids products – from illustrators, authors, directors, developers, game designers to producers and app stores – is warmly invited to join … Continue reading The Kids Want Mobile