Akshar Technologies
AI, robotics & business transformationAustralian perspective. Global possibilities.

Make your next move a meaningful one.

I’m Parth Pandya. Through Akshar Technologies, I help Australian business leaders explore AI, evaluate technology and decide what to do next.

Explore working together
Akshar TechnologiesExplore the possibilities Melbourne · Australia

Business judgement.
Built on experience.

20+ years

Digital transformation

Harvard Business Analytics Program

Global learning. Australian application.

The experience behind Akshar Technologies

The next interface
is all around us.

From a conversation to a physical action.
Explore where AI meets the real world.

Physical AI

Intelligence
with a presence.

Humanoids, quadrupeds and the possibilities of AI that can act.

Explore physical AI
Concept artwork of a humanoid robot showing an articulated hand
Physical AI, imagined. Concept artwork.
Voice AI

A more natural
way to connect.

Designed around the way Australians actually speak, work and live.

Explore voice AI
Young Minds · In development

Curiosity needs
room to move.

Exploring robotics education for a generation growing up with AI.

Discover Young Minds
Parth Pandya, founder of Akshar Technologies, smiling in a blue jacket.

A practical perspective on your next move in AI.

I’m Parth. I help Australian business leaders explore where AI can create value and decide what to do next.

My background spans more than 20 years in digital transformation, from solution architecture to technology and data leadership. Through Akshar Technologies, I bring that experience and my learning from the Harvard Business Analytics Program to the questions your business is working through.

Parth Pandya
Founder, Akshar TechnologiesMeet Parth

From “what if”
to a considered next step.

Ways to work together
Business advisory

Shape the opportunity.

Advisory for leaders connecting AI to new experiences, business value and the people who make it work.

Sourcing & scouting

Find the right fit.

Turn a business need into a focused technology brief, a considered shortlist and questions worth testing.

Leadership tours
Expressions of interest

Widen your perspective.

Help shape future leadership visits to see robotics and AI innovation in its working context.

Start with your world

What could this look
like for you?

Technology earns its place by making something better. Pick a setting to explore a possible starting point.

A possibility to explore / 01

A warmer welcome. Even at the busiest hour.

Help guests get answers, explore the venue and find the right person without waiting for a busy front desk.

Explore a hospitality pilot
The human role

Your team handles the welcome, special requests and moments that need judgement.

A sensible first pilot

Trial a voice assistant for a small set of routine enquiries, with a clear route to a person.

Illustrative ideas, not promised outcomes. Suitability depends on your setting, people and requirements.

A possibility to explore / 02

Make the first conversation count.

Give a prospective client a useful first response and capture what they need before the team calls back.

Explore a services pilot
The human role

Your specialists own advice, suitability and every consequential decision.

A sensible first pilot

Start with after-hours enquiry capture. Review accuracy and handovers before expanding the role.

Illustrative ideas, not promised outcomes. Suitability depends on your setting, people and requirements.

A possibility to explore / 03

Turn curiosity into a better visit.

Imagine an interactive robot helping visitors discover a space, find an event or explore a product.

Explore a venue pilot
The human role

Staff host the experience, supervise the machine and step in when visitors need more.

A sensible first pilot

Test one supervised demonstration in a defined area. Observe visitor interest, access and practical limitations.

Illustrative ideas, not promised outcomes. Suitability depends on your setting, people and requirements.

A possibility to explore / 04

Give big questions something to work on.

Let students explore how a robot senses, decides and acts through a practical, guided challenge.

Explore a learning experience
The human role

Educators set the learning goals, support participation and supervise the activity.

A sensible first pilot

Scope a small workshop around one age group and one learning goal, with suitable equipment and supervision.

Illustrative ideas, not promised outcomes. Suitability depends on your setting, people and requirements.

Something to
think forward with.

All perspectives
Perspective

The business case begins before the robot

A better customer experience, a new service or a task worth improving. Start there, and the technology decision becomes much clearer.

Read the perspective
Perspective

Australian voice AI needs a better test than a quiet room

A polished voice is a starting point. Useful testing follows the caller from the first word to a completed next step.

Read the perspective
Perspective

Go with questions. Return with a decision.

A technology visit becomes more valuable when you know what evidence you are looking for and how you will use it afterwards.

Read the perspective