Biohacking spaces are collaborative environments where individuals can experiment with biology and technology to enhance their health and performance. These spaces often provide access to tools like CRISPR, 3D printers, and various lab equipment, allowing members to conduct experiments, share knowledge, and develop new techniques. In these spaces, people from diverse backgrounds, including scientists, engineers, and health enthusiasts, come together to explore innovative ideas. Workshops and events are commonly held to educate participants about topics such as genetics, nutrition, and wearable technology, fostering a community focused on self-improvement and scientific exploration.