The entrepreneur - whose company is valued at over $60 billion (£41 billion) - was driven a short distance in what appeared to be a taxi with no roof before he stepped out and took a seat in the audience.
Kalanick's arrival was met with laughter from the audience of entrepreneurs, investors, and other tech workers.
The CEO went on to give a keynote presentation about how Uber is helping cities around the world to become greener, talking specifically about the company's UberPool service, which allows people to share a ride if they are travelling in the same direction.
One of the key announcements from Kalanick was the fact that UberPool, a cheaper and greener version of Uber's standard service, now accounts for 40% of all rides in San Francisco, California, and 20% globally.
Kalanick added that San Francisco is almost a $1 billion city for San Francisco.
The full video of Kalanick arriving at Noah Berlin can be seen below.
Uber CEO has arrived #NOAH16 pic.twitter.com/nhVpLMDXS7
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