PrimePilot was proud to support the AI Development Group (AIDG) as a Silver sponsor of NextGen AI Conference 2026, part of Melbourne Connect Innovation Week at the University of Melbourne.
The conference brought together researchers, founders, and technology leaders under the theme Beyond Generation: Agentic, Embodied, and Responsible AI, with keynotes and panels on ethics, autonomous agents, embodied systems, and accountable deployment. PrimePilot joined the conversation on the expo floor and on stage, connecting with students, builders, and enterprises exploring what comes after generative AI.
On the expo floor
Throughout the AI & Robotics Innovation Expo, the PrimePilot team welcomed visitors to our exhibition booth. We demonstrated how organisations can move from one-off AI experiments to reusable infrastructure: agents, knowledge bases, orchestration, and guardrails on a single platform.
Conversations ranged from RAG and multi-agent workflows to governance and production readiness, the same themes the conference programme highlighted across agentic and responsible AI sessions.
Presentation: agentic AI in practice
PrimePilot also delivered a conference presentation, sharing practical lessons on designing and operating agentic systems that teams can trust in real workflows, not just in demos.
We aligned our message with the 2026 programme: AI is evolving from content generation toward collaborative, autonomous systems that must be reliable, observable, and accountable. That is the problem PrimePilot was built to solve, as shared infrastructure for organisational AI rather than a new stack for every project.
Thank you, AIDG
Thank you to the AI Development Group, conference partners MERSA and Ausdroid, and Melbourne Connect for hosting an outstanding event. If you met us at the booth or attended our talk and want to continue the conversation, start a free trial or explore how PrimePilot fits your agentic AI roadmap.
Learn more about the conference at aidg.au/conference/2026.