Hoh with his self-built LucidGloves, which provides finger tracking and haptic feedback in VR games. — IAN HOH WEN YANG
From workspaces to collaborative hubs, the concept of makerspaces and the maker movement is all about having a place where ideas can come to life.
According to Shee Tze Jin, the makerspace expert at Taylor’s University Makerspace, it started off as a place where people could get access to costly equipment that they otherwise would not have the opportunity to use.
