New Delhi: The India AI Impact Summit 2026 has an expo in Halls 1 to 6 at Pragati Maidan, where exhibitors are showcasing the innovative technology they
have developed. Here is a roundup of the most interesting ones that caught our eye. NeoSapien showcased its wearable AI assistant Neo 1 that makes summaries of conversations and takes notes during meetings. This is a cybernetic device that expands your capabilities as a human. Sarvam introduced its Kaze wearable glasses designed to listen, understand, respond and capture to the world along with the human wearing them. Developers will be able to craft personalised experiences using the Sarvam platform. Agnistoka showcased its AyuBand, a health and performance-oriented wearable.
The AyuBand by Agnistoka. (Image Credit: Aditya Madanapalle/News9).
Alphadroid offers both robots and conversational AI agents primarily for the hospitality industry, but also for retail and healthcare applications. These are utility robots that can lug loads around, clean spaces, and guide customers. There is also a smart garbage bin. Utho showcased its sovereign cloud platform, that uses domestic hardware, with support by engineers and not chatbots. The service is competitively priced compared to international providers. Evigway Technologies showcased its border security solutions such as AI-driven radar surveillance systems, as well as solutions for VVIPs that integrated powered surveillance, biometric authentication and advanced tracking systems.
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ThinkEvolve showcased its WhatsApp Rakshak technology, that is a professional moderation and gaming tool designed to make it easier to administer communities. Nathcricm Space showcased its technology to prospect for and map mineral deposits and natural hydrogen. It is being incubated by CIIE IIT (ISM) Dhanbad Foundation and TEXMiN (TTRP). Yellowsense Technologies from Bengaluru is offering AI-driven solutions for industries that require precision, security and reliability. The tech has a wide range of applications from detecting industrial faults to stopping financial fraud in realtime.
The Amara platform by Brenin Technologies. (Image Credit: Aditya Madanapalle/News9).
Brenin Technologies, a software development company from Rajasthan was showcasing a number of platforms, including the digital humans platform Amara that can act as HR officers or prep for campus interviews. They also have an on-demand AI assistant for enterprise automation called Amigo. Vaani Research Labs allows companies to build voice agents that can have human-like conversations. The company uses proprietary in-house Natural Language Understanding models to better understand intent.
From farmers to accountants, everyone can benefit from AI
TalentSpotify showcased its AI-powered talent management and performance tracking platform, that is tuned or fairer appraisals without bias, gamified rewards for employees, and integrates the latest research on behavioural science and data science. InteliQuant provides AI solutions to manage enterprise risk, and helps identify fraud, money leaks, wasteful spending, and broken processes, as well as conduct better audits. Farmoid integrates IoT tech with AI for farmers, for irrigation management, fertiliser use, disease and pest prediction, crop recommendations and price predictions. The company is also developing hardware.
Farmoid integrates IoT and AI. (Image Credit: Aditya Madanapalle/News9).
TaxBotGPT is a personalised tax assistant that helps you navigate the complexities of Income Tax and GST, along with FEMA, Company Law, and Case Law. There is a free tier available as well. Arya.ai helps banks, insurance companies and financial institutions adopt AI, through rapid deployment, reduced risks and scalable solutions. Testaing offers end-to-end lifecycle support for AI and Gen AI technologies, with ethical, transparent and accountable systems.
