The fifth day of the India AI Impact Summit 2026 Expo witnessed a continued robust footfall with hundreds thronging across the 10 pavilions at the Expo. Youngsters in particular were seen interacting enthusiastically at the various stalls. Here are snapshots from few exhibitors

The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) attracted steady visitor interest with interactive demonstrations highlighting its role in driving India’s electronics and IT innovation policies.

Gyan Bharatam witnessed strong engagement as it showcased its mission to digitize over one crore manuscripts and safeguard India’s knowledge heritage through a robust digital repository.

 

Sarvam AI drew curious attendees through live showcases of its India-focused foundational AI models built for local languages, enterprises, and public sector applications.

BharatGPT generated enthusiastic participation by presenting multilingual AI models tailored to India’s diverse linguistic and digital landscape.

WAVES Creators’ Corner functioned as an interactive innovation hub for AI in the AVGC-XR (Animation, VFX, Gaming, Comics & Extended Reality) sector, featuring 51 startups and demonstrating real-time AI applications in media, creative technologies, and immersive entertainment.

Gnani.ai introduced Inya VoiceOS at the Summit, a 5-billion-parameter, voice-first AI model designed for multilingual speech, enabling seamless and natural voice-to-voice interactions for government, enterprise, and public sector applications.

The fifth day of India AI Impact Summit 2026 Expo came to a close with youthful energy and enthusiasm palpable in the air, the hum of breakthrough ideas lingering in the halls. With just one more day left to enthrall in the world of AI, industry leaders, academicians, students will have to race to capture every last insight before the curtains fall on the India AI Impact Summit 2026 Expo tomorrow.

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