Bentley Systems Brings AI-Powered Infrastructure Innovation to Delhi

Bentley Systems, Incorporated, the infrastructure engineering software company, hosted Bentley Innovation Day Delhi to show how AI, digital twins, and connected data can support India’s infrastructure ambitions and New Delhi’s continued development.  

As investment accelerates across transportation, urban development, water, energy, and other critical infrastructure, organizations must deliver more ambitious projects despite limited engineering capacity, fragmented data, and cost and schedule pressures. AI and digital engineering can help teams work more efficiently, improve asset performance, and make faster, data-driven decisions across the infrastructure lifecycle.  

For New Delhi and the wider National Capital Region, these capabilities can support the coordinated planning and delivery of transportation, utilities, buildings, and other essential systems as the region grows.  

Speaking at the event, Kamalakannan Thiruvadi, Regional Executive – South Asia, Bentley Systems, said, “India is at an important inflection point in its infrastructure journey. AI, trusted engineering data, and digital twins can help professionals work more efficiently and make better decisions across planning, design, construction, and operations. In New Delhi and across the country, Bentley is committed to supporting the organizations building and managing the infrastructure that will underpin India’s next phase of growth.”  

The event brought together infrastructure leaders from L&T, RITES, Tata Consulting Engineers to share how digital technologies are supporting priority projects in New Delhi and across India.  

For infrastructure engineering, AI depends on accurate, trusted, and traceable information. Bentley is advancing AI-enabled workflows that help professionals query engineering data, automate routine tasks, surface insights, and support decisions while preserving the context required for critical infrastructure.  

Digital twins and connected data environments bring design models, engineering information, schedules, costs, site data, and operational information into a shared view. This helps organizations coordinate work and manage infrastructure assets across design, construction, and operations.  

Bentley supports this transition with infrastructure engineering software that connects disciplines, data, and workflows from project delivery through operations.

The Delhi event concluded Bentley Systems’ Innovation Day series in India, following editions in Ahmedabad and Kolkata. The series brought infrastructure stakeholders together to exchange insights on the technologies shaping the future of infrastructure engineering.