Dr. Nebula Vex
Chief Agent Architect · Orbit Desk Systems
This is a demo event with sample data for product previews.
AI Space Jam — a playful two-day sample conference where autonomous agents run check-in, scheduling, logistics, and concierge, while humans keep the judgment calls. Fictional, copyright-safe demo content for ConferenceOS; not a real speaker lineup.
Date
June 15, 2027 – June 16, 2027
Location
Raleigh Convention Center
Raleigh, NC
Format
in person
Raleigh Convention Center
Raleigh, NC
by Dr. Nebula Vex
Dr. Nebula Vex maps a two-day event run by bounded agents — badge print, queue balance, and VIP exceptions — with humans keeping the judgment calls. Expect trade-offs, not sci-fi varnish.
Ballroom ABC
Jun 15, 9:00 AM
by Orion Vale
Orion Vale on loading-dock truth, crate telemetry, and agents that re-sequence booth build when a truck is three hours late.
302ABC
Jun 15, 10:30 AM
by Lyra Kest
Lyra Kest demos an attendee-facing agent that handles wayfinding, meal prefs, and VIP care — with a human handoff that does not feel like a ticket queue.
303
Jun 15, 10:30 AM
by Mira Quill
Mira Quill walks through room assignment, speaker constraints, and conflict resolution when agents draft the grid and organizers only approve the deltas.
Ballroom ABC
Jun 15, 10:30 AM
by Capt. Solara Mink
Capt. Solara Mink runs a live walkthrough of multi-fault day-of scenarios and how agent fleets should escalate — not narrate — under pressure.
304
Jun 15, 10:30 AM
by Pax Ellara
Pax Ellara on narrative discipline: how to sell hard ops infrastructure when investors want a fully autonomous conference by Q3.
306ABC
Jun 15, 10:30 AM
Chief Agent Architect · Orbit Desk Systems
Mission Ops Director (ret.) · Horizon Event Corps
Principal Engineer, Logistics Mesh · Orbital Freight Co
VP of Guest Experience · Robo-Concierge Labs
Head of Scheduling Agents · Nebula Compute
Flight Director, Live Events · Mission Control Events
Founder · Launchpad Nine
Ethics & Policy Lead · Outer Commons Institute
Autonomous agents that run check-in, scheduling, and day-of ops without the chaos tax.
Badge lines, booth freight, room flips, and catering timing — orchestrated by agent swarms.
Attendee-facing agents: recommendations, wayfinding, VIP care, and the polite escalation path.
How organizers actually supervise agent fleets: dashboards, veto points, and incident response.
Early-stage tools for agent-run events: pitches, traction stories, and hard lessons from the floor.
Consent, bias, and accountability when autonomous systems make event decisions at scale.
Overall event ratings from attendees (moderated).