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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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13 attendees

Mini Paint Club @ Tabletop Game Cafe

Wed, Oct 28, 11:00 PM
From (TINYACO) Geek Social Club
4.8
1 attendee
Columbus Automate Your Online Store

Columbus Automate Your Online Store

Sun, Oct 18, 9:45 PM
From The Amateur Telescope Makers Collective Hub

🚀 **AI eCommerce from Zero to Revenue – Masterclass** Launch an AI-powered online store that runs itself. Skip the manual grind. ⚠️ Your seat is only confirmed once you register below. Don't miss out. ### [🔗 CLAIM YOUR PLACE](https://aiventurelab.org/product/AIEcommerce?city=Columbus&groupurlname=the-amateur-telescope-makers-collective-hub&startgmtdatetime=2026-10-18T21:45:00Z) --- What you'll build: - AI-powered product research and ad creation workflows - An automated AI-driven store system - A store setup strategy that cuts setup time in half *One blueprint. Endless revenue potential.* ⚡

1 attendee
Dollar Store Bingo! 😂😂😂(please read description to play!!)

Dollar Store Bingo! 😂😂😂(please read description to play!!)

Fri, Oct 23, 4:30 PM
From Ladies Lunch Bunch
4.9

**Colleen and I want to try something new!!Let’s have some fun and try something different 🤣** **(please bring 3-$1.25 wrapped items to play BINGO!!)**

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7 attendees

Brews and Board Games: The Forge Tavern (Spending Required)

Fri, Oct 23, 11:00 PM
From (TINYACO) Geek Social Club
4.8
5 attendees

TINYACO BOOK CLUB: The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue by V.E. Schwab

Mon, Oct 26, 11:00 PM
From (TINYACO) Geek Social Club
4.8
10 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps you connect with local groups and events focused on shared interests, like Lego building. It’s a platform where you can discover and participate in activities, meet like-minded individuals, and join a community centered around your hobbies.

You can search for Lego groups in your area on Meetup by entering 'Lego' along with your location. Browse through the list of local gatherings to find one that suits your interests.

Meetup likely offers Lego events in your city. Use the search function on the platform to view upcoming gatherings and see what's happening near you.

Yes, you can join as many Lego groups as you like. Meetup allows you to participate in various communities, each offering different experiences and connections.

At a Lego group event, participants typically engage in building sessions, share techniques, showcase creations, and discuss their passion for Lego. These gatherings offer a welcoming atmosphere to meet others who share the same interest.

It depends on the group’s guidelines. Some events might provide Lego pieces, while others may ask attendees to bring their own. Check the event's details on Meetup to know what's expected.

Joining Meetup and browsing events are generally free for users. However, some specific events organized by groups may have participation costs, so check each event’s details for any fees.

Not all cities might have active Lego groups on Meetup, as it depends on local demand and organizers. Keep checking back or consider starting your own group if you're passionate about Lego.

You can absolutely start a Lego group on Meetup if you don’t find one you’re interested in. Creating a group allows you to gather local enthusiasts and define the activities you wish to host.

No, events on Meetup are organized by independent hosts or groups, not directly by the Meetup platform. This allows for a wide range of styles and focuses, each driven by community members.

While Meetup facilitates meeting people and forming connections, there is no guarantee of forming friendships as this is up to individual engagement and interaction.

Not every aspect of Lego might be covered locally on Meetup, as available events depend on organizer interests and passions. However, you can start a group to fill a niche you're interested in.

Events may be either in-person or online depending on the group’s setup. Review the event details on Meetup to see the format of each gathering.

No, being a member of a group does not obligate you to attend every event. You can participate when you have time and the event aligns with your interests.

Yes, you can freely leave a Lego group if it doesn’t meet your needs and explore other available groups. Meetup provides flexibility in joining and exploring diverse communities.