The BRICS Bharat Innovates Exposition in New Delhi is showcasing 37 Indian deep-tech ventures spanning healthcare, space, robotics, clean energy and artificial intelligence.

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• The two-day BRICS Bharat Innovates Exposition is showcasing 37 Indian deep-tech ventures selected from the original cohort of 120 participating ventures.
• Periwinkle Technologies is presenting an AI-powered platform for cervical cancer screening and patient risk assessment within under a minute.
• Janitri Innovations is showcasing artificial intelligence designed to monitor mothers and foetuses, helping identify potential clinical risks during pregnancy.
• Niramai has developed radiation-free thermal imaging technology aimed at supporting early detection of breast cancer through advanced screening methods.
• Other innovations include floating solar platforms, marine robotics, rare-earth-free electric powertrains, earthquake alerts, pipeline inspection and carbon capture technologies.
• The space technology section features Dhruva Space satellite platforms and GalaxEye’s Drishti system combining radar and optical sensors for all-weather Earth imagery.
• Industrial technologies on display include artificial intelligence-powered fruit grading, robotic warehouse sorting and solutions addressing complex infrastructure and manufacturing challenges.
• The exposition is organised by the Ministry of Education with the Ministry of External Affairs, supporting India’s deep-tech innovation ecosystem.
• A BRICS Business Council session also decided to launch a portal connecting farmers, technology startups, researchers, investors and businesses across member countries.
• The exposition represents India’s second major deep-tech startup showcase in 2026 following the inaugural Bharat Innovates event held in Nice.
• The 37 ventures align with India’s BRICS chairship theme focused on resilience, innovation, cooperation and sustainability across emerging technologies.
• The initiative highlights India’s growing deep-tech capabilities and aims to create stronger opportunities for international collaboration, investment and global technology partnerships.