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A hands-on AI builder session for people who would rather build than listen to another panel about building. ClawCamp is part of a global chapter network modelled on a format that has run 350+ events worldwide, and the premise is simple: you install, configure and ship things in the room, alongside other people doing the same. Bring a build challenge, pick up new skills, or show off something you made. Six hours at CODE University's Delta Campus, sponsored by Microsoft and Neo4j. Free.

What began in 2011 as one of Berlin's first international startup meetups is now a monthly coffee morning for founders, researchers and the startup-curious. It is deliberately informal — no pitches, no programme, just two hours of open conversation with people building things. Berlin's longest-running tech meetup, and still one of the easiest rooms to walk into cold. Free.

The 187th edition of Berlin-Brandenburg's monthly Health IT Talk turns to robotics in the digital health economy — where surgical robots, care assistants and automated lab systems meet the realities of hospital IT, regulation and reimbursement. Practitioners from medicine, IT, research and consulting share what actually works, followed by informal networking. Partner networks include NEXUS AG and ID Information und Dokumentation. Held at TMF in Berlin-Mitte and streamed on Zoom. Free; registration required, capacity limited.