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NFT AI ART Columbus

NFT AI ART Columbus

Thu, Oct 15, 1:30 PM
From TechLife Columbus
4.6

NFT's are here to stay folks! This is a group for like minded people interested in understanding, leveraging, using, creating for, profiting from, trading too i suppose, NFT's.. everything around them, complexity, fear and exploits, best practices and more. **PLUS** This group will talk AI ART tools, techniques, artists, video, audio, prototypes and more in the AI assisted production space- ART specifically, but we can get into any aspect of some of the cooler things happening in AI in general.

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2 attendees
Christians in Tech - Meetup #46 @ Improving

Christians in Tech - Meetup #46 @ Improving

Sat, Oct 17, 5:00 PM
From Christians in Tech - Columbus
5.0

Christians in Tech is a community at the intersection of faith and technology. Our meetups are designed to spark meaningful conversations, promote knowledge sharing, and encourage growth—both in your career and your spiritual walk with God. Whether you're an experienced professional or just starting your tech journey, CIT welcomes you. Our Website [https://christians-in-tech.org/](https://christians-in-tech.org/) Sponsors and Partners - Improving (Venue Sponsor) - Bethel World Prayer Center (Fiscal Sponsor) - Fruits & Roots (Coffee Partner)

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2 attendees
DevOps Columbus: Text to 3D Printing

DevOps Columbus: Text to 3D Printing

Thu, Oct 15, 10:00 PM
From DevOps Columbus
4.7

Presentation Title: TT3DP (Text To 3d Print) Summary: A walkthrough of building and demonstrating a cloud-free image-to-3D printing pipeline on high-end consumer hardware. Speaker: K. Alan Bates Software Developer Principal - American Electric Power My name is K. Alan Bates and I have now lived in Ohio for 19 years after graduating from Purdue in 2005 with a degree in Computer Technology. I had previously been a Computer Science major but switched to focus studies on Telecommunications and Networking. I live south of Circleville with my wife Amanda, our three sons (Kolton 14, Asher 12, Finnick 2) our 18 year old Dachsund Duke, 3 cats, two horses, and my two Mustangs (of the Ford variety) Presentation Description: You've likely either used or at least seen an ad for online services that will 3d print a model for you from an image you provide. If you've wondered how they do that or would like to try to set up your own image->3D printing pipeline, I will show you how I achieved that on consumer (albeit high end know that we are in the GPU-pocalypse) hardware without using any cloud providers. I will give a brief overview of the hardware involved to list what the performance is pinned against. I will provide some of the sample documentation written and reposited during the build to give a sense of the iterative process flow. I will show you inside the automated 3d generation pipeline. I will show a recorded demo (quite a bit of wait time if it were live. I'll explain why) of the automation in action through my harness. Location: Improving Office, doors open @ 5:45, food and drinks provided.

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4 attendees
Beyond the Screen: Designing Products for the Spatial Computing Era

Beyond the Screen: Designing Products for the Spatial Computing Era

Tue, Oct 27, 9:30 PM
From ProductTank Columbus
4.8

For decades, product teams have translated a three-dimensional world into two-dimensional interfaces. We’ve gotten incredibly good at taps, clicks, menus, and scrolls—but what if the screen was never the destination? **ProductTank Columbus welcomes Omari Hitson, VP Lead Product Designer: Emerging Technologies at JPMorgan Chase and President of the Ohio Chapter of the VR/AR Association, for a practical look at what changes when digital products move beyond the screen and into the world around us.** Omari Hitson designs where emerging technology meets real-world product problems. He has experience designing and prototyping across the evolution from traditional mobile and desktop experiences to spatial computing—all within a regulated enterprise environment where new technology has to solve an actual problem, not simply generate excitement. He also serves as Chapter President of the VR/AR Association of Ohio and hosts the OhioXR conferences, putting him at the center of Ohio’s growing XR community. Come connect, learn, and swap stories with fellow product professionals. \-\-\- Food and drinks will be provided by Switchbox, our generous host. Free parking will be available at the front and back sides of the Switchbox Office.

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5 attendees
#HACK Columbus 2026

#HACK Columbus 2026

Sat, Oct 24, 12:00 PM
From Christians in Tech - Columbus
5.0

#HACK is [Indigitous's](https://hack.indigitous.org/) annual global hackathon, bringing together technologists, entrepreneurs, creatives, and anyone who wants to use their skills to serve. Since 2016, it has gathered thousands of participants in more than 70 cities across 40+ countries. Christians in Tech (CIT) is partnering with [Indigitous](https://hack.indigitous.org/) to bring it back to Columbus for a second year. Whether you're a coder, designer, marketer, nonprofit leader, project manager, or just curious how technology can make a difference, you're welcome here. Come ready to connect, dream, and build. **Challenge categories** 🏠 Homelessness 🤝 Refugees & Immigrants 🌍 Global Missions 🛡️ Family Online Safety ♿ Special Needs Support & Accessibility 🛠️ **How it works** Morning speakers walk through the real problems behind each category. By lunch, pick one and work solo or in a team of up to five. Build a presentation, and a demo if you can, then share it that evening. 💬 **Join the CIT Discord** This is where we'll share updates and coordinate before and during the event: [https://discord.com/invite/s9bQZBVduF](https://discord.com/invite/s9bQZBVduF) 🕗 **Schedule** 8:00 AM Doors open, check-in, refreshments 9:00 AM Guest speakers 12:00 PM Lunch. Choose a challenge and start building 5:00 PM Dinner 6:30 PM Submissions due 7:00 PM Presentations and demos 8:00 PM Crowd favorite voting and prizes 🚀 **Thanks to our sponsors and partners:** - Leading EDJE, venue sponsor - Bethel World Prayer Center, fiscal sponsor - Fruits & Roots Coffee Roasters, partner

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< $200 /Month, Ready for Infinity: Modernizing CRM with Claude + AWS in 90 Days

< $200 /Month, Ready for Infinity: Modernizing CRM with Claude + AWS in 90 Days

Tue, Oct 20, 9:30 PM
From Columbus AWS (Amazon Web Services) Meetup
4.7

What happens when a fast-growing business outgrows a CRM built to handle 100–200 customers a year? In this session, I'll walk through how I used Claude and AWS to modernize the entire operation in just three months, scaling it to handle an unlimited number of customers for under $200 a month. We'll start with the foundation: a serverless sync that pulls CRM data into RDS Postgres every hour during business hours, plus on demand when key operations happen. This gives the business fast, flexible reporting without overloading the CRM. From there, we'll look at how leads from multiple sources now flow through a single Lambda function, and how new front-end and back-end tools transformed lead handling, sales pipeline visibility, and company-wide reporting. You'll also get the behind-the-scenes examples that made this pace possible: * CI/CD pipelines that let you deploy quickly and often * Using code reviews as the main quality gate for every release * Tips for writing a CLAUDE.md file that maximizes your workflow * A shared STYLE.md that keeps standards consistent across projects * Splitting and combining projects with separate CloudFormation templates so they stay easy to update and simple to maintain Whether you're a solo developer, a consultant, or part of a lean team, you'll leave with practical patterns for building scalable, low-cost systems on AWS, and for getting the most out of AI as a development partner. **SPEAKER BIO** Angelo Mandato is an AWS Columbus User Group leader, AWS Community Builder, and Certified Solutions Architect - Associate who has been developing solutions on AWS since 2007. https://angelo.mandato.com **CALL FOR SPEAKERS** Learn more: [https://www.awscolumbus.com/get-involved/](https://www.awscolumbus.com/get-involved/) **THANK YOU** *VEEAM* for hosting our meetup! To learn more about *Veeam*, please visit their website: [https://www.veeam.com/](https://www.veeam.com/) **DIRECTIONS** 8800 Lyra Dr #450 · Columbus, OH go to 4th floor. **Want to sponsor the pizza and/or bar tab?** Please contact me if you would like to sponsor this meetup's pizza and/or bar tab: angelo@mandato.com

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Meetup is a platform that connects people through local groups and events. It helps users to discover various communities and join their activities.

You can search for biotech groups in your area on Meetup to find local events. Use the location-based search to see what communities and events are active nearby.

The availability of biotech meetups depends on your city and local organizers. You can check Meetup regularly for new groups and events that match your interests.

Absolutely! You can join multiple biotech groups on Meetup to explore various events, topics, and networking opportunities available in your area.

Joining Meetup is generally free, but some biotech events might charge a fee. Check event details as costs are set by organizers.

Once you find a biotech event you're interested in, you can RSVP directly through the event page on Meetup. Look for the RSVP button to confirm your attendance.

Yes, many biotech meetups welcome enthusiasts at all levels, from beginners to experts. Check the group description to know more.

Not all events may require pre-registration, but it's best to RSVP to secure your spot and get updates from organizers.

The frequency of biotech meetups varies by region and group. Some groups might meet weekly, others monthly. Check specific group schedules on Meetup.

Events can be either online or in-person. It's up to the organizers, so verify event details when you RSVP to know the format.

Meetup offers opportunities to meet new people, but forming friendships takes time. Regular participation increases chances of making connections.

While there are many biotech groups, their popularity can vary by city. It’s best to explore options nearby to gauge interest in your location.

Meetup is excellent for networking in specific fields like biotech, providing opportunities to meet professionals and expand your industry connections.

Events on Meetup are organized by individuals or groups, not by Meetup itself. Meetup is the platform that facilitates these connections.

The quality of biotech meetups varies by organizer. Some maybe well-structured, while others depend on their community's engagement and resources.