Who Should Attend
Built for people working across all three sectors.
AI Conclave 2026 is open to anyone with a stake in how AI touches Agriculture, Health or Education — students, practitioners and decision-makers alike.
Agriculture
Agriculture
- Farmers and progressive farmers
- Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs), agricultural cooperatives and self-help groups
- Agricultural officers, Krishi Bhavan representatives and local self-government officials
- Scientists and extension specialists from KAU, KVK and ICAR institutions
- Agri-tech entrepreneurs, start-ups and rural innovators
- Drone, IoT, robotics, remote-sensing and AI solution developers
- Food-processing, warehousing, cold-chain and agricultural supply-chain representatives
- Agricultural equipment manufacturers and input suppliers
- Representatives from NABARD, rural banks, agricultural insurance and development agencies
- Students, faculty and researchers from Agriculture, Food Technology, Computer Science and related disciplines
- NGOs and community organisations working with farmers and rural communities
Health
Health
- Doctors, dentists and medical specialists
- Nurses, allied health professionals and community health workers
- Hospital administrators, clinic managers and diagnostic-centre representatives
- Biomedical engineers and medical equipment manufacturers
- Health-tech and AI start-ups
- Public health officials and government health-department representatives
- Pharmacists and clinical laboratory professionals
- Medical, dental, nursing, pharmacy and engineering students
- Faculty and researchers working in healthcare, AI and biomedical systems
- Patients, caregivers, patient-support groups and disability-support organisations
- NGOs working in rural health, rehabilitation and community care
- Health insurance and healthcare-finance representatives
Education
Education
- School and college students
- Teachers, faculty members and academic mentors
- Principals, headteachers, department heads and academic administrators
- University leaders, curriculum designers and education policymakers
- Parents and parent-teacher association representatives
- Educational technology and AI start-ups
- Instructional-content developers and learning-platform providers
- Career counsellors, placement officers and skill-development organisations
- Special educators and accessibility experts
- Researchers working in education, AI and learning technologies
- Representatives from government education departments and institutional managements
- Rural and community education representatives