Bengaluru INDIA NANO 2026, the 14th edition of the international nanotechnology conference and exhibition, is scheduled to take place in Bengaluru from August 3 to 5. Organisers say this year’s edition will highlight the growing convergence of nanotechnology with artificial intelligence, while also keeping commercialisation at the center of the discussion.
A curtain-raiser for the event was held at Vidhana Soudha on Saturday. The preview was attended by Karnataka minister for Home, Electronics, IT & BT and e-Governance Priyank Kharge, along with senior government officials and members of the organising committee.
The event is expected to bring attention to how nanotechnology is moving beyond research settings into practical and market-focused applications. By stressing AI-nanotech convergence, the conference aims to reflect broader changes in advanced technology, where data-driven systems and materials science are increasingly intersecting.
With Bengaluru hosting the gathering, INDIA NANO 2026 is set to reinforce Karnataka’s position in deep-tech and innovation conversations. The combination of an international exhibition, policy presence and a commercialisation-led agenda signals an effort to connect scientific progress with industry opportunities.
