Basic Information
Hyderabad, Telangana based Jay Robotix has evolved as one of India’s few multidimensional robotics firms within a short span of time. Today, Jay Robotix has diversified into providing services and products to various sectors such as education, industrial and defense. Jay Robotix believe that intense research and development unleashes innovation. They included research and development in their core values and live with it in every task they take up. With their extensive research experience and in-depth domain knowledge of the industry, they put in lot of efforts in understanding their client's business and will deliver innovative, customized and cost-effective solutions which brings in huge return on investment. Their offerings - Robotics Center of Excellence - They offer robotics labs to educational institutions which enable the institutions to strengthen the 'Practical learning abilities' of students through robotics; ROBOX - A holistic experiential learning package which helps the students to learn subjects better and also to mould them into strong positive minds; Career Oriented Programs - A unique hands on training for graduate students which helps them to attain cutting edge technological and employable skills; Certification Workshops - They offer a varied range of training programs, summer camps and certified programs which help school & college students to unleash their technological aptitude; Product Prototyping - With extensive knowledge base, they design and develop an idea or a custom requirement to a working prototype using low cost techniques.
Headquarters
:
Hyderabad, Telangana, India
Founding Date
:
2010
No. of Employees
:
21 to 40
Core Team
:
1.
Sudhir Reddy
Co-Founder & MD
2.
Mohan Krishna Naraharisetty
Co-Founder & COO
Funding
Total Funding
$250.0k
Investors
:
1.
Singapore Angel Network
2.
CBA Startup Ecosystem
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