New Delhi, October 8 (Read): Reliance Jio is showcasing its AI-first, sovereign and home-grown technology innovations at India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2026, highlighting how India is moving from being a consumer of technology to becoming a creator, innovator and exporter of advanced digital solutions.
Under the theme of taking Indian technology to the world, Jio is demonstrating technologies developed around India’s scale, diversity and unique requirements. The company said these innovations have been built and tested at scale in India and are designed to serve governments, enterprises and telecom operators globally.
Connecting Every Corner Through Space
Jio is showcasing its sovereign Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation, which is envisioned to extend digital infrastructure beyond the reach of terrestrial networks.
The constellation is designed to provide secure, low-latency, carrier-grade broadband connectivity across land, sea and air. Jio said the technology has the potential to position India as a provider of resilient, sovereign and cost-effective space connectivity for operators, governments, enterprises and citizens worldwide.
From Using Standards to Shaping Them
Jio is also highlighting its growing role in defining global telecommunications standards through active participation in organisations such as 3GPP and TM Forum.
Its home-grown research and development is contributing to patents, Standard Essential Patents (SEPs), Open APIs, AI-native network frameworks and next-generation telecom technologies.
Telecom Stack Built and Tested in India
Jio is showcasing end-to-end technologies that have been designed, built and tested on Indian networks and are now being positioned for global markets.
The company said these technologies can offer telecom operators and enterprises, particularly in emerging markets, a cost-effective alternative to established global vendors while creating new export opportunities for India in telecom equipment and software.
AI-Native Networks That Can Self-Heal
Jio is demonstrating AI-native autonomous networks capable of predicting issues, optimising operations and self-healing networks.
The technology is aimed at making telecom operations simpler, more efficient and resilient. Jio Platforms’ AI-native network stack can also be deployed as a turnkey solution for global operators looking to reduce operational expenditure through automation.
The network capabilities are supported by operational playbooks developed through experience on one of the world’s largest networks.
Jio Education Stack for Smart Schools
Jio Education Stack is designed to bring students, teachers, parents and school administrators together through a unified, AI-powered ecosystem.
The platform enables schools to use existing devices to create smart learning environments. It offers personalised AI-powered learning, digital content, intelligent administration and real-time analytics, with the aim of making advanced education technology accessible to schools and students.
AI-Powered Wearables for Everyday Use
Jio is also showcasing AI-powered wearables designed for applications ranging from scan-and-pay payments and healthcare to workplace safety and connected communities.
The company said these devices are designed to make everyday experiences simpler, safer and more connected at population scale.
Integrated Enterprise Technology Stack
Jio’s AI-Powered Enterprise Stack brings connectivity, cloud, artificial intelligence and digital capabilities together on a single integrated platform.
The platform is designed to support horizontal business solutions as well as industry-specific applications across sectors including Retail, Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI), Manufacturing, Energy, Healthcare and Government.
JioAIHome Brings AI Into Everyday Living
JioAIHome is designed to bring artificial intelligence into homes through a more natural and intuitive experience.
The platform is designed to understand, adapt and respond to users, with AI working in the background to make everyday experiences more personalised, seamless and connected.
Through its IMC 2026 showcase, Jio is highlighting a broad technology portfolio spanning satellite connectivity, telecom networks, education, wearables, enterprise technology and smart homes, with a focus on taking technologies developed and scaled in India to global markets.
Bhupendra Singh Chundawat is a seasoned technology journalist with over 22 years of experience in the media industry. He specializes in covering the global technology landscape, with a deep focus on manufacturing trends and the geopolitical impact on tech companies. Currently serving as the Editor at Readhis insights are shaped by decades of hands-on reporting and editorial leadership in the fast-evolving world of technology.
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