The document describes makerspaces, which are physical locations where people can create real-world objects using tools and equipment. It provides examples of makerspaces in Wisconsin and the Midwest, including Milwaukee Makerspace. Milwaukee Makerspace is a 16,000 square foot facility with various tools, equipment, and work areas for activities like electronics, woodworking, metalworking, welding, crafts, casting, forging, laser cutting, photography, 3D printing, and ceramics. It is a community space for makers, builders, inventors, and learners to collaborate and create.