Building AI Memory: From a Local Robot to a 1,000-Fly Hive Mind
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When
11/17/2026, 5:00:00 PM
Where
Online
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How do you give a fully local robot the ability to remember what it sees? How do you let 1,000 flies share what they learn?
Join Dylan Couzon from Qdrant for a free, live webinar hosted by ODSC AI, supported by Qdrant.
WHEN
Tuesday\, November 17\, 2026 \| 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT
Online · Free with registration
ABOUT THE SESSION
We walk through building both memory systems, from storing the first observation to retrieving useful experiences and sharing them across agents. Along the way, we tackle the decisions that make memory useful: what to keep, when to retrieve it, what to share, and when to forget.
See the systems run live, inspect the code behind them, and learn patterns you can apply to your own AI agents.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Why more memory can make agents worse
How to design what gets written, retrieved, and shared
How to scope shared memory across many agents
What changes when memory runs fully on-device
WHO SHOULD JOIN?
AI engineers, software developers, and data scientists
People building or experimenting with AI agents, retrieval systems, or robotics
Product managers and technical leaders exploring how agent memory works
MEET THE SPEAKER
Dylan Couzon - Lead Developer Relations, Qdrant
Dylan leads Developer Relations at Qdrant. He learned to code 18 years ago to work on video game emulators and has been taking side projects too far ever since. He has spent his career building developer tools and contributing to open source. These days, he builds retrieval systems, trains models, and experiments with physical AI and robotics.
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