CGA26 — 113th Annual Meeting of the Compressed Gas Association
Setting the Standards That Keep the World Moving.
About the Event
At CGA26 our community comes together to advance CGA's mission of protecting people, property, and the environment through technically sound, consensus-based standards, education, and collaboration. This is where safety leadership takes shape. Committees meet to move standards forward. Experts share real-world experience. And the systems, policies, and partnerships that support safe operations, regulatory confidence, and economic resilience — locally and globally — are strengthened. CGA26 is not just a conference. It is where the work of the association happens, and where the industry sets the benchmarks that will guide safe, reliable progress for years to come.
Monday, April 27 | Harborside Ballroom
AI-Powered Safety — From Buzzword to Practical Tool in Industrial Environments
Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from buzzword to practical tool in industrial and manufacturing settings — especially when it comes to workplace safety. In this keynote, Harsh Murari, Co-Founder and CTO of Visionify, will explore how AI-powered technologies are being used today to monitor environments, improve hazard awareness, support compliance, and help prevent incidents before they occur. With deep experience in computer vision, machine learning, and real-world industrial applications, Harsh will break down the evolving AI landscape in a way that is practical and relevant for compressed gas producers, distributors, and equipment manufacturers. From understanding the range of technologies available to evaluating where they work best — and where they may fall short — attendees will leave with a stronger grasp of how AI is shaping the future of safety management and operational decision-making across industry.
Speaker
Harsh Murari
CTO & Co-Founder, Visionify — Keynote Speaker
Harsh Murari is the Co-Founder and CTO of Visionify, where he leads the development of AI-powered computer vision solutions for workplace safety. With deep experience in computer vision, machine learning, and real-world industrial applications, Harsh is passionate about making workplaces safer through practical, deployable technology.
