01 / EXPERIENCE IT
See AI where it actually works.
Get closer to live technology, working systems, and emerging companies beyond the polished demo.
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01 / SEE IT
Inside the conference
Three forum days with the people building what comes next.
Working systems. Emerging companies. Physical AI. Creative AI. Infrastructure.
Investment. And the conversations that usually happen after the keynote — brought into the room.
02 / CONNECT IT
See the pieces come together.
Software, machines, creative systems, infrastructure, performance, and capital — in the same conversation.
03 / GET CLOSER
Go beyond the stage.
Move from presentation to conversation with the builders, operators, creators, and investors shaping what comes next.
Prepared for you
Why this room matters to you
Your highest-value lens
BelExpo · Minsk · Expected scale
This is not a hotel ballroom.It is a full-scale AI Expo.
ATOM’s published event plan puts the scale in context before you decide whether the trip is worth it: a large international floor, working projects, speakers, and tens of thousands of expected attendees over three days.
40,000+
Expected attendees
ATOM’s published attendance target for the three-day Expo.
215,000
Square feet
Approximately 20,000 m² of exhibition space at BelExpo.
100+
AI projects
Working products, projects, demonstrations, and emerging systems across the floor.
30+
Speakers
Founders, operators, technical leaders, and invited voices from multiple markets.
Make the scale tangible
BelExpo gives the event room to feel like an Expo.
The venue footprint is part of the value: enough space for working systems, project zones, stage programming, and the side conversations that are hard to create in a conventional conference setup.
Expo floorProjects, demos, systems, and cross-category discovery.
Program zonesMain-stage and track programming without forcing every conversation into one room.
Meeting spaceRoom to move from seeing something interesting to meeting the people behind it.
Minsk, BelarusA destination event rather than another stop on the usual conference circuit.
October 16–18, 2026 · BelExpo · Minsk
Figures above are the organizer’s published expected scale and may change as the final program and attendance are confirmed.
02 / MEET THEM
Who you’ll be in the room with
The room is part of the program.
ATOM Expo is designed to bring the people building, operating, funding, and shaping AI into the same place — so the useful conversations don’t end when a session does.
Builders
Founders + engineers
People turning AI capability into products, machines, systems, and companies that actually work.
Operators
Leaders making it useful
Executives and operators deciding where AI creates real advantage inside businesses and industries.
Capital
Investors + partners
People looking for what can scale, what matters now, and where the next durable companies may emerge.
Creators
People shaping culture
Designers, media builders, technologists, and creators exploring how AI changes what people make and experience.
03 / MOVE THROUGH
What you’ll move through
AI doesn’t live in one category anymore.
The Expo is designed as a cross-section of where intelligence is becoming real — from software and creative systems to machines, infrastructure, sport, media, and investment.
Frontier + Applied AI
Models, agents, automation, and production AI moving from capability to real-world use.
Physical AI + Robotics
Autonomous machines, robotics, sensing, mobility, and intelligence operating in the physical world.
Creative AI + Culture
Generative media, design, identity, entertainment, and the tools changing how ideas are made and shared.
Infrastructure + Networks
Compute, data, connectivity, security, and the systems required to scale intelligence.
Sport + Human Performance
AI across training, competition, biomechanics, immersive experience, and performance technology.
Capital + Scale
Investment, commercialization, market access, and the partnerships that turn technology into companies.
04 / WORKING AI
Working AI
Not concepts.
Systems already in motion.
The point is not simply to see more AI. It is to get close enough to working systems to understand what is real, what is useful, and what is changing.
Live systems
Built to do something.
Technology you can evaluate as a system — not only as a prediction, concept, or polished presentation.
Real-world consequence
AI meets reality.
Products, businesses, machines, media, and performance environments where intelligence has to create an actual result.
Builder context
Understand why it works.
Get close enough to the people and reasoning behind the system to understand what mattered — and what comes next.
Seeing what is real is only the first advantage.
The bigger one is understanding it while the story is still forming.
05 / WHY BE THERE
Why be there
The advantage is being there
before the story is finished.
You can read the announcement later. What you cannot replay is the early context, the question you get to ask, or the relationship that starts while everyone else is still catching up.
Signal
See what is becoming real early.
Get closer to the technologies, markets, and ideas before they are compressed into the same headlines everyone else sees.
Access
Ask the people building it.
Move beyond the presentation and into the questions, reasoning, and conversations that usually happen after the room clears.
Advantage
Leave knowing what to do next.
Take home context, relationships, and a clearer view of where AI is moving — while the opportunity is still taking shape.
06 / REQUEST ACCESS
Minsk · 2026
OCT 16—18
CORE EVENT
Three-day Expo
Friday–Sunday · October 16–18
OPTIONAL EXTENDED STAY
Full guest week
October 12–18
OPTIONAL
Golf program
October 14–15 →
If this is where your world is moving,
you should be in the room.
Three days inside the technology, the people, and the conversations shaping what comes next — or build the trip into a full guest week with golf, dinners, and time to settle into Minsk.
Golf week · Oct 14–15Three-day Expo · Up to a full seven-day guest experience
Why request access? Private invitations are reviewed individually so the guest mix, introductions, and limited hosted experiences can be shaped around the people actually in the room.
Private application · Expo October 16—18 · Optional guest week begins October 12
We already know who you are.
Just confirm a few things.
We’ve prefilled what we can from your invitation. Review it, correct anything that changed, and tell us what would make the Expo most valuable for you. Private requests are reviewed individually; submitting the form does not obligate you to book travel.
Prefilled from your private invitation
Request received
Thank you.
We’ll take it from here.
Your request is in. We’ll review the details and follow up with the next step for ATOM Global AI Expo in Minsk.
The program · October 16—18
Three days with a job to do.
Not three days of filler.
The Expo is the core of the trip: working systems, six industry tracks, main-stage conversations, private meeting space, and enough room between sessions for the conversations that matter.
FRI · OCT 16
Open the room.
Opening keynote, the first pass through the floor, and a quieter day designed for introductions and longer conversations.
- Opening keynote
- Expo floor opens
- Guest-lounge introductions
SAT · OCT 17
Turn up the signal.
The busiest day: parallel tracks, main-stage programming, investor and operator conversations, and the evening after-party.
- Main-stage program
- Six industry tracks
- After-party
SUN · OCT 18
Turn demos into decisions.
Hands-on sessions, startup pitches, closing conversations, and the point where “interesting” becomes “what happens next?”
- Hands-on demos
- Startup pitches
- Closing keynote
Current program framework; session details are subject to change and are confirmed to accepted guests.
One flight · two ways to experience it
Come for the Expo.
Or make it a full guest week.
The main event is Friday through Sunday. If your schedule allows, arrive earlier for the optional guest program around it. That extra time is not “more conference.” It is where jet lag disappears and relationships get room to form.
OCT 12Recommended arrival
OCT 13Welcome + practice
OCT 14Golf · round one
OCT 15Golf · final round
OCT 16Expo · opening day
OCT 17Expo · main day
OCT 18Expo · demos + close
Three-day Expo. Up to a full seven-day guest experience.
You do not need to attend the full week to apply.
14—15
OCT · BEFORE THE EXPO
Optional · Golf Club Minsk
Two days where the networking
doesn’t feel like networking.
The golf program is optional. For guests who play, the current event plan includes a two-day tournament before the Expo, with organizer-covered tournament participation for confirmed guests.
Two roundsWednesday + Thursday before the Expo
No handicap?You can still express interest; guest placement can be handled separately.
Not a golfer?Choose Expo-only. Golf is an extension of the experience, not a requirement.
For U.S. guests
Plan the trip with
eyes open.
We want the invitation to be compelling without pretending the travel decision is trivial. Entry rules, flight availability, government guidance, and personal risk tolerance all matter.
01
Entry
Current U.S. guidance describes a 30-day Belarus e-visa pathway for eligible U.S. passport holders, with specific conditions. Confirm eligibility and the current rules before travel.
02
Flights
Commercial options are limited. The current guest plan routes international travelers through third-country connections; accepted guests will receive organizer routing guidance before booking.
03
Hotels + local logistics
Flights and accommodation are guest-paid. The organizer currently plans hotel options, airport coordination, and group transfers for confirmed guests.
04
Confirmation first
Apply before making non-refundable plans. We will share the current arrival guidance, hotel options, and event logistics after your participation is confirmed.
U.S. travelers: a current U.S. Department of State travel advisory applies to Belarus. Review the official advisory and current entry requirements before booking. Review the advisory ↗
Questions
The things you should know
before you say yes.
If something here does not answer your question, add it to the application. We would rather answer the real question than bury you in generic event copy.
Request accessIs golf required?
No. The Expo is October 16–18. Golf on October 14–15 is optional and designed as extra relationship time for guests who want it.
Do I need to spend the full week in Minsk?
No. The Expo itself is three days. The guest experience can extend to seven days if you arrive October 12 and participate in the pre-Expo program.
What is covered?
The current guest plan includes the Expo pass and organizer-covered golf participation for confirmed guests. Flights and accommodation are not included.
Do I arrange my own flights and hotel?
Yes, you book and pay for them. Accepted guests are expected to receive routing guidance, selected hotel options, and local coordination from the Guest Desk before travel.
Can I bring a partner or colleague?
Tell us in the application. We will review companion requests with the invitation rather than assuming additional guest space is available.
What if I don’t have a golf handicap?
You can still express interest. A formal handicap is not required just to request a place in the golf program.
Will the program be accessible in English?
The current event plan includes English interpretation for main-stage presentations. Final language and interpretation details will be confirmed to accepted guests.
Who will I actually meet?
The value is curated access to builders, founders, operators, investors, creators, and partners around the Expo. We will use your application to understand which introductions would be most useful; specific people are confirmed individually.
When do applications close?
The current deadline is October 1, 2026, or earlier if the invite list reaches capacity.
What should U.S. guests know before applying?
A current U.S. Department of State travel advisory applies to Belarus. Review the official advisory and current entry rules before committing. Applying does not obligate you to book travel.
If the room makes sense for you