Hacker spaces are community-operated physical places where people with shared interests in technology, electronics, and creative projects can come together to collaborate and learn. These spaces often provide access to tools, equipment, and resources that individuals might not have at home, such as 3D printers, woodworking tools, and computers. Members of hacker spaces typically engage in various activities, including coding, crafting, and robotics. They foster a culture of sharing knowledge and skills, encouraging innovation and experimentation. Many hacker spaces also host workshops, events, and meetups to promote learning and community engagement around topics like open-source software and DIY projects.