Future Electronic Technology

House No 1642 in the Old Mig area of Bhel is where you will find us most days. Future Electronic Technology isn't a massive operation with hundreds of employees and shiny glass walls. It is just a small group of us working out of this house, surrounded by tools and spare parts. Most of the time, the rooms are a bit of a mess because we are right in the middle of fixing something or putting a new circuit board together. People around the neighborhood know us as the place to go when their gadgets stop working. We spend a lot of time at our workbenches under bright lamps, trying to figure out why a piece of tech isn't doing what it is supposed to. It’s not fancy work, and it can be quite tedious when the parts are tiny. Sometimes the heat in the workshop gets a bit much in the afternoon, so we take a break and sit near the door to catch a breeze. We have been in this part of Bhel for a long while now. We don't have a big receptionist or a waiting lounge; you usually just walk in and find one of us with a soldering iron in hand. It’s a practical, busy little spot. We just focus on getting the electronics back in working order so people can get on with their day. It’s honest work that keeps us busy from morning until the sun goes down.