The Electronics Fabrication Lab at KLEF is a world-class facility designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and industrial innovation. Situated in the R&D Block, the lab is equipped with advanced digital fabrication tools like laser cutters, 3D printers, and CNC routers, alongside traditional tools such as drills, table saws, and sanders. These resources support a wide range of activities, from designing and prototyping to testing and manufacturing electronic systems. The lab features specialized equipment for PCB manufacturing, including screen-printing machines, etching systems, and exposure machines, ensuring precision and quality at every stage of production. For electronic testing and integration, the lab offers soldering equipment, multimeters, oscilloscopes, and a variety of electronic components and microcontrollers. Additionally, PCB design and simulation software such as EasyEDA and Altium Designer streamline the design process. Beyond infrastructure, the lab plays a pivotal role in skill development by conducting training programs tailored to students, researchers, and industry professionals. These programs focus on practical aspects of electronics design, fabrication, and testing, enabling participants to acquire hands-on experience and technical expertise. Furthermore, the lab encourages interdisciplinary projects, allowing stakeholders to collaboratively address real-world challenges through innovative solutions. With its comprehensive resources and collaborative environment, the Electronic FAB Lab is a cornerstone of innovation and technological development at KLEF.