👉 Maker computing refers to the democratization of computing resources, where individuals and communities have access to affordable, user-friendly tools for creating, prototyping, and developing software and hardware. This movement emphasizes open-source technologies, DIY (Do-It-Yourself) approaches, and collaborative platforms that empower people to innovate without the need for extensive technical expertise or expensive equipment. Maker computing often involves the use of platforms like Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and various coding environments that allow users to build and customize their own computing devices, fostering a culture of creativity, experimentation, and problem-solving. It bridges the gap between professional developers and hobbyists, enabling a broader range of people to participate in the tech ecosystem and contribute to technological advancements.
