Day 1: Agentic Web Summit in Cambridge, April 9th

Day 1 and 2: Apr 9th and 10th : See imaginationinaction.coDay 3: Nanda summit: https://luma.com/vu7509m2Other events: https://lu.ma/nanda for the scheduleUse corresponding links for registration ​You can register here on LuMa for Day 1 to receive slide decks and updates, and access to private networks. But you must register at https://imaginationinaction.co and be approved to attend in person. Thursday 1pm-5pm: AI Agents & the Agentic Web Workshop Explore the next evolution of the internet — the Agentic Web, where autonomous AI agents collaborate, transact, and build new ecosystems. This single‑track session blends short talks, founder discussions, and hands‑on building using the NANDA framework. Who should attend AI startup foundersDevelopers building or deploying intelligent agentsResearchers exploring agent infrastructure and interoperability What you’ll learn What the Agentic Web is and how it worksInfrastructure, protocols, and frameworks enabling agent networksHow to build, register, and connect your own agent using NANDAStartup opportunities in an emerging agent‑first ecosystem Outline Intro to the Agentic Web and NANDA architectureUnderstanding agent registries and communication protocolsBuild‑Your‑Own‑Agent session — deploy, register, and enable agent‑to‑agent interactionsOpen discussion and networking with founders and engineers Goal: Give developers and founders hands‑on experience with the practical infrastructure powering autonomous AI agents. About NEST, the developer sandbox for Internet of AI agents ​​https://nest.projectnanda.org/ ​​A unified platform for managing, monitoring, and orchestrating autonomous AI agents across the Internet of Agents. Build the future of distributed intelligence. Partners and Contributors: Radius, Tresata, Nasiko, KAISF, Kyndryl, Hexaware and More ​​About Nanda ​​NANDA is architecting the foundational infrastructure for the Open Agentic Web. ​​We are solving the core challenge of the next decade: How can billions of AI agents discover each other, verify capabilities, and coordinate tasks without creating bottlenecks or security vulnerabilities. ​MIT Research: https://nanda.mit.eduOpenSource: https://projectnanda.org/