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NeonerdAI: Bringing Immersive Intelligence to India

Experience the Future of Interactive Retail & Learning

NeonerdAI is proud to be the Premium Retail Partner for ThingLink in India. We are bridging the gap between physical spaces and digital storytelling, empowering brands across the subcontinent to create high-impact, interactive experiences.


Why NeonerdAI?

As ThingLink’s leading partner in the region, we don’t just provide software; we provide a gateway to engagement. Whether it’s interactive virtual tours for real estate, clickable product catalogs for retail, or immersive training modules, NeonerdAI is your local expert in global technology.

Our Partnership with ThingLink

ThingLink is the world leader in creating interactive images, videos, and 360° virtual tours. By choosing NeonerdAI, you gain access to:

  • Local Support: Dedicated teams who understand the Indian market.
  • Strategic Implementation: Custom workflows tailored to your business goals.
  • Enterprise Scaling: Seamless deployment across large-scale retail and educational networks.

A Legacy of Innovation

Neonerd isn’t new to the digital revolution. We have been at the forefront of India’s technological evolution for decades.

The Pioneers of eLearning

Before the AI boom, we were the architects of digital education. Neonerd is the visionary force behind eshiksha, a brand that stood as a pioneer of eLearning in India.

  • 20+ Years of Experience: From the early days of digital classrooms to modern AI-driven retail solutions.
  • Proven Track Record: Transforming how millions of Indians consume information and learn.
  • From eshiksha to NeonerdAI: We’ve evolved from digitizing textbooks to humanizing data through interactive media.

Transform Your Customer Journey

Don’t just show—interact. Join the ranks of forward-thinking Indian brands using ThingLink through NeonerdAI.

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