Hacker Spaces are at the foundation of today’s research and development for, robotics, electronics, industrial software design, industrial art, technology and hydroponics to mention just a few. But what exactly are they? A hacker space is defined as a community-run physical space where people can meet and physically work on their projects. A hacker space is not just a space but a global community
of thinkers, tinkerers, hobbyists, professionals and academics, with over 11001 physical hacker spaces all over the world. The hacker space community is well over 1,000,000 people that help each other out by sharing ideas, knowledge and corroboration on projects. The hacker space is governed by the global community an open source project which gives all the information needed to organize, run and maintain the hacker space2. Forbes (business) magazine stated that in today’s fast moving world of collaborative research and inclusion hacker spaces are a modern incubation system for startups and instill a sense of entrepreneurship
