makerspace

noun

mak·er·space ˈmā-kər-ˌspās How to pronounce makerspace (audio)

variants or less commonly maker space

plural makerspaces also maker spaces

: a communal public workshop in which makers (see maker sense e) can work on small personal projects

Something like this future is already present in the small but growing number of industrial shops called "makerspaces" that have popped up in the United States and around the world. The Columbus Idea Foundry is the country's largest such space, a cavernous converted shoe factory stocked with industrial-age machinery. Several hundred members pay a monthly fee to use its arsenal of machines to make gifts and jewelry; weld, finish, and paint; play with plasma cutters and work an angle grinder; or operate a lathe with a machinist.

Derek Thompson

The maker space, which opened last year, houses equipment and tools like laser cutters, 3D printers, a woodworking shop and more for members to utilize to create or repair items.

Colin Slark

Word History

Etymology

maker + -space (in workspace "space for working, working memory on a computer")

First Known Use

2009, in the meaning defined above

单词	makerspace
释义	makerspace noun mak·er·space ˈmā-kər-ˌspās variants or less commonly maker space plural makerspaces also maker spaces : a communal public workshop in which makers (see maker sense e) can work on small personal projects Something like this future is already present in the small but growing number of industrial shops called "makerspaces" that have popped up in the United States and around the world. The Columbus Idea Foundry is the country's largest such space, a cavernous converted shoe factory stocked with industrial-age machinery. Several hundred members pay a monthly fee to use its arsenal of machines to make gifts and jewelry; weld, finish, and paint; play with plasma cutters and work an angle grinder; or operate a lathe with a machinist. Derek Thompson The maker space, which opened last year, houses equipment and tools like laser cutters, 3D printers, a woodworking shop and more for members to utilize to create or repair items. Colin Slark Word History Etymology maker + -space (in workspace "space for working, working memory on a computer") First Known Use 2009, in the meaning defined above
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