SMART GRID BulletinIndia Smart Grid Forum

May 2026

Volume 14, Issue 4 · 61 items across the generated sections

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ISGF Organized OpenClaw Training Workshop on Autonomous AI Agents for Utility Applications on 21 May 2026

India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF) successfully organized the OpenClaw Training Workshop on 21 May 2026 at New Delhi, bringing together 31 participants from utilities, technology companies, academia, and the digital innovation ecosystem for an intensive hands-on training workshop on OpenClaw Autonomous AI agents and their real-world enterprise applications.

The workshop was designed to provide participants with practical exposure to the rapidly evolving field of Agentic AI and autonomous systems, with a focus on enterprise productivity, digital transformation, and utility specific applications.
The program commenced with a welcome address by Mr Reji Kumar Pillai, President, India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF), who highlighted the transformative potential of Agentic AI and autonomous systems in reshaping industries and accelerating digital
transformation. He emphasized the growing relevance of AI-powered systems in enhancing operational efficiency, decision-making, customer engagement, and business innovation, particularly in the energy and utility sectors.

The training sessions were jointly conducted by Mr. Arani Chaudhuri, Founder & CEO, AI Library, and Mr. Ishan Marwah, Founder, MSM Technologies, who provided participants with practical insights into the capabilities of OpenClaw and its application across a range of business and operational use cases.

The workshop covered a comprehensive set of industry-focused modules, including OpenClaw setup and Large Language Model (LLM) integration, productivity applications such as automated to-do lists, email brief generation, and meeting
summaries, as well as creative AI applications for image and video generation. Participants were also introduced to advanced business use cases including content management systems (CMS), customer relationship management (CRM) platforms, executive dashboards, strategic advisory security council applications, connectivity
monitoring, and the integration of advanced AI models such as Claude Cowork.

Through a combination of interactive demonstrations, live use cases, guided hands-on exercises, and real-world implementation examples, participants gained valuable experience in leveraging autonomous AI agents to solve business challenges and improve operational performance. The workshop provided practical exposure to OpenClaw's foundational capabilities, enterprise applications, AI model integration, and utility-focused use cases, enabling participants to better understand the opportunities presented by next-generation AI technologies.

The workshop concluded with closing remarks by Ms. Reena Suri, Executive Director, India Smart Grid Forum (ISGF), who thanked the trainers and participants for their active engagement and encouraged stakeholders to continue exploring the transformative potential of AI-driven solutions across their respective organizations.

As part of its ongoing capacity-building initiatives, ISGF will continue to organize advanced training programs on emerging digital technologies, artificial intelligence, smart grids, and utility modernization. Professionals interested in joining future live or online OpenClaw training programs may contact ISGF at contactus@indiasmartgrid.org for further information.

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