TwelveLabs + Qdrant: AI Memory for Video Intelligence

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AI is improving at reasoning, but it still forgets almost everything.Join us for an evening with engineers from TwelveLabs and Qdrant as we explore what it takes to build AI systems with real memory. From making videos searchable across time to providing agents with long-term memory they can actually use, you will see how modern retrieval systems are changing what is possible. Expect practical architectures, live demonstrations, and plenty of time for questions, food, and networking.Agenda5:30 PM - 6:30 PM🍕 Food, drinks & networking6:30 PM - 7:00 PM🎤 Video Has No Memory. Here's How We Built OneJames Reque, TwelveLabsEvery video AI interaction starts from scratch. Learn how TwelveLabs built a persistent memory layer for video, making it possible to track entities over time and query what an entire video library knows, not just individual clips.7:00 PM - 7:30 PM 🎤 Building a Collective Memory for Edge AI Dylan Couzon, QdrantFleet memory is a shared memory layer where devices learn locally, exchange knowledge through vector search, and build a collective understanding over time. See how Qdrant Edge enables fully offline recognition, automatic synchronization, and intelligent fleets that improve with every interaction.7:30 PM - 7:50 PM⚡ Community DemosA series of short demos from members of the community showcasing interesting projects in AI, retrieval, agents, and video intelligence.7:50 PM - 9:00 PM🤝 Food, drinks & networkingAbout the Speakers:- Dylan Couzon is a Developer Relations Engineer at Qdrant specializing in Retrieval systems, AI agents, robotics, and embedded systems. He has spent years helping teams build production-grade AI systems that go beyond demos and hype. With a background in AdTech infrastructure at billion-device scale and a long-standing commitment to open source, he focuses on what matters in practice: retrieval quality, latency, and resilient architecture.- James Le leads Developer Experience at TwelveLabs, where the company builds video intelligence infrastructure that enables production-grade video understanding across sports organizations, media workflows, and security applications. His work focuses on translating video AI research capabilities into deployment-ready architectures for organizations building vision-enabled intelligent systems.Community demo slotsHave something cool to share? We're reserving a few 10-minute demo slots for community members building AI, retrieval, video intelligence, or agentic applications. If you'd like to present, reach out to [email protected] or let us know when you register.