Maker culture is a social movement that emphasizes hands-on creativity and DIY (do-it-yourself) projects. It encourages individuals to design, create, and share their inventions, often using tools like 3D printers, electronics, and woodworking equipment. This culture promotes learning through experimentation and collaboration, fostering a community of makers who support each other's ideas. At the heart of maker culture are spaces known as makerspaces, where people can access tools and resources to bring their projects to life. Events like Maker Faires showcase innovations and allow makers to connect, share knowledge, and inspire others. This culture values innovation, creativity, and the spirit of invention.