iLink is the AI Inclusion Device designed to bring unconnected and underserved populations into the digital economy. It provides simple, voice first access to essential services and the iOne Consumer AI Suite. Working in both online and offline modes, iLink ensures that even in areas without internet, people can access education, healthcare, and financial inclusion services in their own language.
iLink provides simple, voice first access to essential services and the iOne Consumer AI Suite. Working in both online and offline modes, it ensures that even in areas without internet, people can access education, healthcare, and financial inclusion services in their own language.
Speak and listen naturally — no complex screens or menus needed
Works without internet in remote or low connectivity areas
Connects to richer services when internet is available
Pre-loaded with health, education, agriculture, and financial literacy resources
Acts as a digital identity gateway, enabling citizens to securely access e-Gov services
Provides sectoral solutions in health, education, agriculture, and financial inclusion
Enables participation in the digital economy through iOne agents
On-device processing ensures privacy and compliance with national frameworks
Deployable through governments, donor funding, and global partnerships
Consumers who can afford it purchase via retail, channel partners, and online stores
Governments distribute subsidized devices as part of welfare and e-Gov initiatives
Donors and foundations provide devices to marginalized communities
Tech partners integrate iLink into national digital platforms
Adapted for language, culture, and regional needs across all markets
Connecting underserved populations to the digital economy
Drives measurable GDP growth through digital participation
Enables access to education, healthcare, and financial inclusion
Promotes eco-friendly infrastructure and long-term digital resilience
Strengthens national digital identity frameworks and e-Gov service delivery
Improves access to welfare schemes, local advisories, and community-level digital literacy