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An e-ink picture frame that identifies birdsong locally and displays natural-history illustrations.
Explore projectSPOTLIGHT SHENZHEN 2026
Meet the 16 projects selected for Spotlight Shenzhen 2026, exploring next-generation AI-native products through robotics, smart devices, and everyday AI assistants.
October 16–17, 2026 · Shenzhen, China
An e-ink picture frame that identifies birdsong locally and displays natural-history illustrations.
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A desktop robot that turns a coding agent’s status into movements, expressions, lights, and sounds.
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A low-cost, open-source mobile robot with two arms and a voice-and-vision agent for navigation and manipulation.
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Local live translation on Apple Silicon, turning conference speech into bilingual subtitles for GOSIM.
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A physical remote for coding agents, with buttons, a dial, voice input, and a status display.
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A desk-phone interface connecting a computer, phone, and handset to coordinate AI work and follow progress.
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An open-source telescope network whose AI agent receives astronomy alerts and coordinates distributed observing nodes.
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A transition agent using voice, vision, and physical interaction to guide attention from screens back to the real world.
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A portable AI computer-maintenance assistant on a USB drive, carrying tools, conversations, reports, and settings.
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An open-source runtime for physical agents, combining robot integration, reusable skills, execution, and reflection.
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A wireless split AR platform exploring object recognition, spatial panels, voice interaction, and everyday AI assistance.
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A voice-first AI language companion for children aged 6–12, adapting practice to their level, interests, and progress.
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A toilet-side sensor and AI agent that reduces manual logging and helps families review everyday patterns over time.
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A lamp-shaped desktop companion exploring natural interaction through multimodal sensing and expressive movement.
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An AI math whiteboard combining spoken questions, handwriting, and camera input with interactive visual explanations.
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An agent-friendly research-paper reader bringing AI agents into the full literature-reading workflow.
Explore project16 projects have been selected. Explore the projects ahead of GOSIM Shenzhen 2026 on October 16–17.
Each edition of GOSIM Spotlight is tied to a major GOSIM conference, where selected projects are presented through lightning talks and demo booths. Spotlight finalists receive global visibility, mentorship, travel support, and the opportunity to connect with leading voices in open source, AI, and beyond.
Paris, France - May 5-6, 2026
Pioneering projects at the intersection of open-source AI and human creativity, pushing boundaries and demonstrating real-world impact.
Hangzhou, China - September 13-14, 2025
Showcasing groundbreaking AI for Humanity projects exploring how generative AI can foster empathy, shared creativity, and ethical coexistence.
Paris, France - May 6-7, 2025
Propelling Open-Source AI Forward: Innovative open AI models and robotics projects.
Utrecht, Netherlands - May 13-14, 2025
Celebrating the brilliance and creativity of open-source projects developed with Rust.
GOSIM Spotlight is your launchpad to the world. Selected projects gain international recognition and access to a global network of collaborators, mentors, and opportunities.
Present your project to a curated global audience at major GOSIM conferences.
Receive travel and accommodation funding for selected representatives to present their work on-site.
Get expert feedback from leading researchers, developers, and industry experts.
Gain recognition at GOSIM conferences and connect with international collaborators and platforms.
Connect with leading voices across open source, AI, Rust, and more.
Build long-term partnerships and grow within a values-driven open-source ecosystem.