Caliber Pax

Our setup is over at No. 773 in Humayupur, which is more of a residential-feeling area than a business hub. Caliber Pax, or Caliber Innovative Technologies as some people know us, operates out of this space. It’s a bit tucked away, so if you’re visiting for the first time, you might have to ask a neighbor for directions. The office is basically an old house that we’ve converted to fit our desks and equipment. It has a bit of a homey feel, which is nice, but it means we’re always fighting for space in the narrow hallways. We don’t have a big sign outside, just a small plate near the door. The neighborhood is quiet mostly, except for the occasional street vendor passing by. Inside, it’s a mix of computers and old filing cabinets that we really should probably clear out one day. We do a lot of our work on old wooden tables that have seen better days. There’s a small kitchen where we take turns making tea for everyone. It’s a very relaxed atmosphere; we don’t really do formal meetings. Instead, we just shout across the room if we need something. It’s a bit disorganized at times, with papers everywhere and cables snaking across the floor. We like it this way, though. It feels real and unpretentious. We’re just a group of people in Humayupur doing our best with the tech we have and trying to stay productive.