Healo at Tech For Industry Show 2026, Paris
Infiheal's Healo was at the Tech For Industry Show 2026, held on 23 and 24 June at Paris Expo, Porte de Versailles. Archie Mutta, Head of Partnerships at Infiheal, represented the team across two days of conversations that were as instructive as they were energising.
About the Show
The Tech For Industry Show is France's first salon exclusively dedicated to the technologies of Industry 4.0, bringing together over 4,000 decision makers, 100 exhibitors, 30 startups, and 55 conferences around one shared objective: making digital transformation a concrete lever of competitiveness for industry.
The show brought together global names including Microsoft, SAP, Siemens, Dassault Systèmes, Accenture, Oracle, Dataiku, Snowflake, Ericsson, and Exotec, alongside L'Oréal, Renault Group, and Michelin. The event focused on strategic pillars including industrial AI, supply chain resilience, smart robotics, and data sovereignty — themes that are reshaping how some of the world's largest industries operate at scale.
The show's Genius Board, comprising senior figures from SAP France, Accenture Industry X, GS1 France, Renault Group, Michelin, and others, was designed to ensure the programme remained grounded in real operational challenges rather than overly prospective or disconnected from the constraints of industry on the ground. That spirit carried through into the sessions themselves.
Different Worlds, Same Care for Getting It Right
Archie spent the two days in conversation with leaders from Accenture, Exotec, Dassault Systèmes, and Oracle, each building at a scale that commands genuine respect. What struck the team was not just the scale of the problems being solved, but the thoughtfulness behind how they were being approached. Whether it was AI governance in manufacturing, supply chain resilience, or the autonomous factory of 2030, the conversations shared something in common with the work Infiheal does in mental health: a recognition that the stakes of getting it wrong are high, and that care in design is not optional.
At Infiheal, the team works on something as personal and sensitive as mental health. Sitting across from people navigating complex problems in industrial AI, logistics, and enterprise software offered a different kind of perspective, a reminder that rigour, ethical governance, and user-centred thinking matter across every domain, not just in healthcare.
What Infiheal Takes Away
Events like Tech For Industry Show are learning opportunities as much as networking ones. Watching how leaders from Renault, L'Oréal, and Safran are thinking about AI governance in large-scale industrial environments raises questions that translate usefully into Infiheal's own work: how do you build AI that scales without losing accountability? How do you govern models operating in sensitive, high-stakes contexts? How do you keep human judgment at the centre as automation expands?
These are questions Infiheal thinks about daily in the context of mental healthcare. Hearing how other disciplines are working through them makes the thinking sharper. Infiheal was glad to be part of it, and leaves more curious and more committed to doing the work well.
