MP Pavilion Emerges as Major Attraction with AI-Based Governance Solutions for ‘Empowered India’

At the India AI Impact Summit–2026 held in New Delhi, the MP Pavilion has emerged as a major attraction, showcasing innovative solutions presented by 14 leading start-ups from Madhya Pradesh and various State government departments, aligned with the vision of ‘AI-based Good Governance for an Empowered India’. The pavilion features demonstrations of practical applications of Artificial Intelligence across diverse sectors, including agriculture, healthcare, education, industrial automation, digital health, communication training, and robotics.

Under the start-up category, Novosage (Agridoot) showcased an AI, ML, IoT, and GIS-based precision farming platform that provides real-time farm-level insights, crop disease prediction and satellite-based analytics, serving more than 15 Farmer-Producer Organisations (FPOs) and over 15,000 farmers. Nuaig presented AI-driven health-tech and elderly care solutions, including AI agents, predictive care engines, and automated doctor–patient conversation summaries. Quasi Intelligence demonstrated its “Quasi Vision Platform” offering 24/7 industrial safety monitoring, production tracking, and warehouse analytics. Gradin.ai highlighted predictive maintenance technologies capable of reducing industrial operational costs by 15–20 per cent. IIT Indore Drishti CPS Foundation introduced digital healthcare innovations such as high-fidelity patient simulators, portable diagnostic kits, and AI-based diagnostic platforms. Comonify (Common School) presented an AI-powered immersive communication platform providing real-time feedback for interviews, meetings, and professional training. RSENL AI Films showcased a generative AI-based cinematic storytelling model enabling high-quality visual production at reduced costs. Youngovator displayed interactive robotics and STEM education labs, including humanoid and 3D-printed robots, having trained over 25,000 students. Zangoho (Newzera Tech Labs) exhibited sovereign AI solutions such as crowd analytics, multilingual translation, and government scheme assistance platforms. AskGalore introduced 3D AI digital human assistants capable of multilingual and context-sensitive interactions. Remote Physios demonstrated an IoT and AI-enabled tele-rehabilitation platform providing expert-monitored treatment at home. Triosoft Technologies showcased an AI-enabled XR indoor navigation system offering GPS-free guidance within complex facilities. Plantix presented an AI-powered digital crop intelligence platform capable of diagnosing over 800 crop diseases with high accuracy, empowering more than 22 million farmers.

State government departments also presented AI-enabled governance and public service delivery models. The Madhya Pradesh Tourism Board showcased digital tourism promotion tools. The National Health Mission demonstrated public health solutions such as the TB risk prediction tool ‘PaTo,’ AI-enabled diagnostic systems, and ‘Suman Sakhi.’ The Panchayat and Rural Development Department (MGNREGA) presented an AI-based district performance monitoring system. The Directorate of Urban Administration and Development showcased digital governance initiatives, including the ‘MP Urban Locker.’

The MP Pavilion stands out as a strong example of Madhya Pradesh’s technological advancement, innovation ecosystem, and concrete steps toward AI-enabled good governance.