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India Showcases 37 Deep-Tech Innovations at BRICS 2026
India is showing new technologies to leaders from BRICS countries.
The exhibition includes 37 startups.
Some companies use artificial intelligence to help find cancer and monitor mothers and babies.
Others are developing quantum computers, space equipment and electric motors that do not need rare-earth materials.
There are also inventions for farming, warehouses, solar panels and earthquake warnings.
One space company is showing cameras that can observe Earth during the day, night and different weather conditions.
The event is designed to help startups meet investors, businesses and researchers.
India and other BRICS countries are also planning an online portal to help share farming technology and trade.
Thirty-seven Indian startups will display technologies across healthcare, quantum computing, space, clean energy, agriculture and advanced manufacturing.
The two-day Bharat Innovates Exposition is being held at Bharat Mandapam in Delhi alongside the BRICS Business Forum.
Featured healthcare technologies include AI cervical-cancer screening, continuous maternal monitoring and radiation-free breast-cancer screening.
QpiAI will demonstrate quantum systems from an eight-qubit educational machine to its 64-qubit Kaveri processor.
The exhibitors were selected from 120 ventures whose earlier exposition produced 1,350 business meetings and $254.5 million in funding commitments.
- Who
- Thirty-seven Indian deep-tech startups, BRICS leaders and representatives from BRICS investors, companies and research institutions.
- What
- A two-day Bharat Innovates exposition showcasing Indian technologies in healthcare, quantum computing, space, agriculture, clean energy and other fields.
- Where
- Bharat Mandapam in Delhi, India.
- When
- The exposition is taking place ahead of the BRICS summit on September 12-13; the article describes it as part of BRICS 2026.
- Why
- To showcase Indian innovation and create opportunities for startups to build investment, commercial and research partnerships across BRICS countries.
Key facts
- Exhibitors
- 37 Indian startups
- Exposition
- Bharat Innovates Exposition
- Venue
- Bharat Mandapam, Delhi
- Healthcare examples
- AI cervical-cancer screening, maternal monitoring and radiation-free breast-cancer screening
- Quantum demonstration
- QpiAI systems ranging from eight qubits to the 64-qubit Kaveri processor
- Earlier selection pool
- The exhibitors were chosen from 120 ventures at the first Bharat Innovates exposition in Nice, France.
- Earlier event results
- 1,350 business meetings, more than 30 collaborations and $254.5 million in funding commitments









