JMoon Technologies has launched Delhi’s first makerspace – JMoon MakerSpace – on 18th September, 2014. JMoon MakerSpace is dedicated to makers working in the field of Robotics, Home Automation, Internet of Things, Wearable Electronics and Cosplay suits. It is also India’s first makerspace dedicated to these fields. JMoon L.A.B.S., our…
This year, for the first time, HMR Institute of Technology and Management (Affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University) organized a Technical event – TechExpo – where school and college students could showcase their innovative projects. RoboRium (A unit of JMoon Technologies) was the Title Sponsor and the proud supporter…
Sankalan is the annual technical fest of Department of Computer Science, University of Delhi. This year, like Sankalan 2013, the fest was sponsored by JMoon Technologies. The central theme of the fest this year was “Mission to Mars”, which led to the introduction of several new events. Facebook Page of…
Sankalan is the annual technical fest of Department of Computer Science, University of Delhi. Started in the year 2005, Sankalan hosts a wide variety of events ranging from coding competitions and technical paper presentation, to extempore challenges and LAN gaming. Each year the events at Sankalan have a central theme…
A new breed of humanoids is ready for launch! Roboy, an effort by The Artificial Lab of University of Zuerich, was launched at the Robots on Tour in Zurich, Switzerland on March 8th and 9th, 2013 and we at JMoon Technologies are proud to be supporters of the project, though…
We launched our online robotic store on 23rd January, 2014 and since then have been getting a lot of positive feedback for it. So far we’ve added some great products on RoboRium and are always trying to introduce new products that can be enjoyed by the Indian robotic enthusiasts, and…
Published article, written by Jasmeet Singh (founder of JMoon Technologies), in Journal of Automation, Mobile Robotics & Intelligent Systems, explores the Simultaneous Localization and Mapping of a room, using a Lego Mindstorms NXT and a single ultrasonic sensor. Once the map is constructed, the same robot, even after being removed…