See AI where it actually works.
Get closer to live technology, working systems, and emerging companies beyond the polished demo.
Three days with working AI, emerging technology, and the people building what comes next.
See it. Meet them. Understand what’s coming before it becomes obvious.
Working systems. Physical AI. Creative technology. Real builders.
Step out of the audience and into the room with the people building what comes next.
This is where the experience changes from watching the future to being part of the room shaping it.
Founders. Engineers. Creators. Operators. Investors.
The conversations are part of the experience.
See what’s working. Understand where AI is moving.
Build the relationships you can’t get from a recap.
October 16–18 · Minsk. Three days inside the technology, the people, and the conversations shaping 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.
Get closer to live technology, working systems, and emerging companies beyond the polished demo.
Software, machines, creative systems, infrastructure, performance, and capital — in the same conversation.
Move from presentation to conversation with the builders, operators, creators, and investors shaping what comes next.
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.
People turning AI capability into products, machines, systems, and companies that actually work.
Executives and operators deciding where AI creates real advantage inside businesses and industries.
People looking for what can scale, what matters now, and where the next durable companies may emerge.
Designers, media builders, technologists, and creators exploring how AI changes what people make and experience.
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.
Models, agents, automation, and production AI moving from capability to real-world use.
Autonomous machines, robotics, sensing, mobility, and intelligence operating in the physical world.
Generative media, design, identity, entertainment, and the tools changing how ideas are made and shared.
Compute, data, connectivity, security, and the systems required to scale intelligence.
AI across training, competition, biomechanics, immersive experience, and performance technology.
Investment, commercialization, market access, and the partnerships that turn technology into companies.
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.
Technology you can evaluate as a system — not only as a prediction, concept, or polished presentation.
Products, businesses, machines, media, and performance environments where intelligence has to create an actual result.
Get close enough to the people and reasoning behind the system to understand what mattered — and what comes next.
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.
Get closer to the technologies, markets, and ideas before they are compressed into the same headlines everyone else sees.
Move beyond the presentation and into the questions, reasoning, and conversations that usually happen after the room clears.
Take home context, relationships, and a clearer view of where AI is moving — while the opportunity is still taking shape.
Three days inside the technology, the people, and the conversations shaping what comes next. Come see what is working, meet the people building it, and leave with context and relationships you cannot get from watching later.
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