Haprow Brings TimTim AI Companion to INDUS RAS Expo

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Haprow is set to showcase TimTim, Pakistan’s AI learning companion, at INDUS RAS Expo 2026, an event centered on robotics and autonomous systems taking place at the Pak-China Friendship Center in Islamabad. The showcase gives Haprow an opportunity to demonstrate how artificial intelligence and robotics can be applied specifically within the education sector, positioning TimTim as a practical example of AI-powered learning rather than a purely conceptual or research-stage product.

TimTim itself is designed as an interactive, intelligent learning companion intended to make education more engaging through direct interaction rather than passive content consumption, reflecting a broader trend within education technology toward tools that actively respond to and guide learners rather than simply presenting static material. By bringing TimTim to a robotics-focused expo rather than an education-specific conference, Haprow is placing its product within a wider technology context, aligning it with the broader narrative of AI and robotics adoption across industries in Pakistan rather than framing it narrowly as an edtech tool.

The expo itself, running under the theme of innovating, automating, and elevating, is scheduled for July 22 and 23, 2026, and brings together companies working across robotics and autonomous systems, with Haprow’s booth located at stand number FF-S-08 within the venue. Attendees visiting the booth will have the opportunity to interact with TimTim directly, experiencing firsthand how the AI companion functions in a live setting rather than through a demonstration video or static display, an approach that tends to leave a stronger impression on visitors evaluating new AI-driven products.

The showcase is supported by the National Incubation Center Karachi, the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication, and Ignite National Technology Fund, reflecting continued backing from Pakistan’s incubation and public sector ecosystem for ventures working at the intersection of AI and practical, consumer-facing applications. Haprow’s participation in INDUS RAS Expo 2026 adds to a growing pattern of Pakistani startups using robotics and technology expos as a platform to introduce AI-driven products to a broader industry and investor audience, extending visibility for ventures that might otherwise remain confined to more specialized education technology circles.

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