Robo Touch

Our place is at 51, Electronic Complex Extn. in Kushaiguda, which is an area full of workshops and tech businesses. It’s a bit of a concrete maze around here, and we are right in the thick of it. Inside, the shelves are loaded with various electronic components, touch panels, and vibrating motors. There are usually a couple of us sitting at the back with screwdrivers and testing kits. The lighting is a bit harsh because we need to see the small parts clearly. It’s not a showroom where everything is polished; there are wires hanging out of machines and half-finished projects on the benches. We get a lot of people from the complex dropping by to ask about repairs or how a certain sensor works. The sound of soldering irons and the hum of power supplies is the normal background noise for us. We drink a lot of coffee while we try to figure out why a particular circuit isn't behaving. It gets pretty cluttered, especially when a new shipment of parts arrives and we haven't had time to clear the floor yet. We just focus on the hardware and making sure the touch functions are working like they should. It’s a bit of a nerd’s paradise if you like gadgets and seeing how things are built from the inside.