Archive · 18 Aug 2025
AI Smartphones to Transform Education, Healthcare in India
Madhav Sheth, previously with Realme, believes AI will change how Indians use smartphones.
He thinks AI can help people in education by making learning fit to their language and location.
It can also help with healthcare, by providing self-checks and reminders.
Additionally, farmers can get useful information, such as prices, in their local language.
The goal is to make AI easy to use, especially in areas where internet access might be limited.
Sheth's company is focusing on AI that understands Indian languages, so everyone can use it easily.
This way, more people can join the digital world.
Madhav Sheth, ex-CEO of Realme, discusses AI's transformative role in Indian smartphones.
AI is expected to improve education, healthcare, and agriculture in India.
AI features will personalize learning in regional languages.
AI in healthcare could aid with self-checks and symptom tracking.
Farmers can receive pest alerts and price updates in their local dialect.
- Who
- Madhav Sheth, ex-CEO of Realme and Founder of NxtQuantum Shift Technologies.
- What
- AI is set to transform smartphone use in India, particularly in education, healthcare, and agriculture.
- When
- Over the next two to three years.
- Where
- Across India, including both urban and rural areas.
- Why
- To improve accessibility and practicality for users, particularly in areas with limited connectivity, focusing on regional languages.
- Executive
- Madhav Sheth
- Company
- NxtQuantum Shift Technologies
- OS
- NxtQuantum OS
- Focus Areas
- Education, Healthcare, Agriculture
- Retail Availability
- Over 12,000 stores, 80 districts nationwide
- Smartphone Range
- Ai+