Events

Over the course of a few days at TOKEN2049 Singapore, our blockchain expert Andrew Nalichaev and Head of Business Development for Blockchain, Alex Chekel, were on-site to meet partners and peers from across the industry.

The event reconnected our team with long-term partners and opened new conversations. We met with the team from Haust Network to present our joint AI agent project, HAIA, and discussed exciting next steps. We also sat down with our partner gateway.fm, where we examined new ways to collaborate and how they might look in the future.

Beyond partner meetings, our team also joined open discussions and panels, sharing real-world experience on how blockchain and AI can work together and where decentralized infrastructure is heading.

AUTOMA+ 2025 in Vösendorf, Austria, brought together pharma, biotech, and healthcare tech leaders for two days of real-world discussions on digital tools, research challenges, and industry collaboration. 

As Principal Sponsor, Innowise was there to kick things off. Alex Chekel opened proceedings with a tone-setting speech, followed by a series of value-driven conversations. Roman Sen shared practical insights on closing research data gaps with a unified AI and data warehouse, demonstrating how these tools are already accelerating drug discovery. Vladimir Skripka and Emil Shykhmuradau connected with partners across the sector to exchange ideas and explore potential collaborations.

At our booth, we presented 3D medical video content that caught the attention of pharma marketing teams, sparking healthy conversations about how digital media can improve product communication in more engaging ways.

Over several days in Saudi Arabia, the Innowise team took part in a series of focused, in-person meetings with public sector and innovation leaders. Our team met with representatives from the Government Digital Authority, Saudi Data & AI Authority, MISK Foundation, and the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. 

A key theme throughout the meetings was Vision 2030 and how digital systems, data, and AI are supporting its goals. The discussions focused on practical use cases, long-term priorities, and where international technology partners can contribute real value.

Innowise was represented on the ground by Matvey Matveev, VP of Partnerships, and Anton Snotau, Head of Business Development for the USA and Middle East, who led the meetings and strengthened relationships across the Saudi market.

We appreciate the time, openness, and insights shared by all participants. These meetings laid a strong base for continued dialogue and future cooperation as Saudi Arabia continues its digital journey.

Eurasian Pharma 2026 turned out to be a great meeting point for pharma leaders, regulators, and tech experts from across the EAEU. Beyond the official agenda, the real value came from open conversations about where the industry stands today and how science, production, and international cooperation are starting to move in sync.

Throughout the event, Pavel Severin, our VP of Sales, had plenty of meetings and informal talks with industry peers, diving into real challenges around R&D, clinical trials, production planning, and regulatory work. We shared hands-on examples of ML-driven software already used in pharma projects and listened closely to what teams are struggling with and planning next. 

These discussions confirmed a strong interest in deeper collaboration, and we look forward to strengthening existing partnerships while establishing new ones as the region continues to invest in data-driven pharmaceutical development.

Innowise attended the Web Summit Qatar 2026 in Doha to meet with founders, product teams, and enterprise leaders shaping new technology initiatives across the region. The focus was on practical exchange. What teams are building, what’s slowing them down, and where strong engineering delivery can make a measurable difference.

Our Head of Digital Operations & Transformation, Maksim Ramanovich, spoke with companies working across AI, Web3, digital platforms, and sustainability-driven solutions. Common topics included scaling products without rewriting core systems, making integrations manageable as requirements grow, and addressing security and compliance earlier in the build lifecycle.

During the event, Maksim shared real examples from client work and discussed approaches to long-term product development. The conversations helped clarify where Innowise can be most helpful: supporting teams that need steady execution, clear technical direction, and systems that stay maintainable as they expand.

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Consensus Hong Kong is where the global Web3 and crypto community gathers to share insights, build partnerships, and explore what’s next for digital assets, blockchain, and emerging tech. With thousands of industry leaders, innovators, and decision-makers in one place, it’s the perfect setting for meaningful conversations, new connections, and practical collaboration. 

We’ll be happy to meet you there to talk about how Innowise builds real-world Web3 products and tackles complex tech challenges with smart, hands-on development.

EuroShop 2026 is one of the world’s largest retail trade fairs, bringing together 1,900 exhibitors from over 50 countries to share proven strategies and emerging trends shaping the future of retail. It’s a key meeting point for industry leaders, tech innovators, and retail professionals looking to explore the tools and ideas driving real change in stores and operations.

This year, we’ll be at the booth of our partner Axelera, where we’re demonstrating a live retail solution powered by computer vision and Axelera’s AI chip. The system monitors shelf stock levels in real time and alerts staff when it’s time to restock to help retailers reduce missed sales and improve in-store efficiency.

If you’re attending EuroShop, stop by and see the solution in action. You’re also welcome to schedule a one-on-one meeting with our experts to talk through how AI inferencing could support your specific retail needs.