Brain Child Projects

If you walk into the ground floor at 229 Sector 35 in Ashoka Enclave, you’ll find us. Brain Child Projects isn’t a huge operation. It is mostly just a few rooms filled with drawings, prototypes, and a lot of coffee cups. We moved here because the area is relatively quiet compared to the main roads, which helps when you are trying to think through a problem. The walls are mostly bare, except for some sketches we’ve taped up so we don’t forget where we left off. We spend a lot of time just talking through ideas and seeing what actually works and what doesn't. It’s a lot of trial and error. Some days nothing goes right and we just end up cleaning the workshop, but other days everything clicks. We don't have a corporate structure. If something needs doing, the person who is free does it. We’ve had this space for a while now and it’s starting to feel like home, even with the leaky faucet in the back room. People from around the enclave sometimes peek in to see what we are building, and we don't mind a bit of chat. It’s a practical way to spend the day, working on projects that interest us and seeing them through from just a thought to something real. We just try to stay busy and keep the clutter under control while we work on the next thing.