Engineering, education, and open source
Two ways GHI Electronics gives back: helping the next generation of engineers learn to build, and supporting the open-source community that has shaped our industry.
BrainPad — STEM in the classroom
BrainPad is our STEM/STEAM learning platform — an intuitive entry into coding, electronics, and robotics for students of all ages. It's been brought into classrooms, after-school programs, summer camps, libraries, and museum events across the United States and internationally.
Where BrainPad has been
We've partnered with companies, schools, nonprofits, and governments who are using BrainPad to introduce coding and electronics to the next generation of engineers.
Microsoft — coding sessions and facility events with students.
Intel — featured BrainPad at their Summer STEM Camp with student projects.
State of Michigan — student interviews at the Capitol showcasing tech projects.
UAE Government (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah) — STEM and AI education programs with Dubai Culture, Dubai Public Library, and others.
Notre Dame Preparatory School & Marist Academy — BrainPad in the STEM curriculum.
Beverly Hills Academy — After School Coding Nights.
Ballarpur Institute of Technology (India) — AICTE-approved technical school using BrainPad.
Girls Who Code — BrainPad supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion in tech.
CODE313 — STEM.org-accredited training program using BrainPad.
SquareOne Education Network — developing technical workforce through hands-on learning.
Detroit Pistons — annual STEAM Slam, a hands-on learning event using BrainPad.
Everbest Media (Malaysia) — bringing BrainPad-based learning into regional education.
Engineering and manufacturing for the open-source community
Open-source hardware and software have shaped how embedded development works. Over the years we've partnered with many open-source projects — including a long-running collaboration with BeagleBoard.org, whose boards we helped design and manufacture for several years. Supporting open source has been part of how we operate.
Field Day — bring your students
If you teach STEM or run a youth program in the Detroit metro area, we'd be glad to host you. A typical Field Day at GHI Electronics walks students through robotics, game development, and circuit design — with the same engineers who design and build the products explaining how it actually works.
Want to bring GHI Electronics into your classroom?
Whether you're teaching STEM, running a coding program, planning a Field Day visit, or scoping a partnership — let us know what you need.
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