Robo.ai Subsidiary Neurovia AI Launches NeuroStream™ Technology Platform to Build Physical AI Visual Data Infrastructure

Neurovia AI, a subsidiary of Robo.ai Inc., introduced NeuroStream™, an AI-native compression technology platform designed to transform visual data infrastructure. According to internal tests, the system compresses a 5.5GB 4K 60fps video to 278MB—reducing storage needs by 95%—while preserving resolution, frame rate, and core visual information for machine vision and AI computations. This ensures data authenticity for industrial, legal, and sovereign applications, while cutting energy and storage costs for enterprises. The platform leverages AI compression, intelligent visual optimization, and edge computing to convert traditional bitmap data into vectorized mathematical expressions. This approach lowers transmission and storage costs without requiring decompression, maintaining compatibility with existing video workflows. NeuroStream™ also improves machine vision recognition accuracy by enhancing the signal-to-noise ratio, boosting AI computational efficiency. Chief Technology Officer Mansoor highlighted that global data storage prices have risen fourfold since 2026, with every terabyte saved generating $1,000–$1,500 annually in direct benefits. The technology supports edge computing on standard commercial devices, processing hundreds of terabytes of data on resource-constrained sensors, drones, and mobile nodes. Its offline capabilities ensure data privacy, meeting compliance needs in aerospace, medical imaging, and energy sectors. Neurovia plans to deploy NeuroStream™ in autonomous driving, robotics, and smart cities, reducing bandwidth and data center energy consumption. The platform aims to enable real-time machine vision networks, accelerating the commercialization of the machine economy. Neurovia AI, based in the UAE, specializes in AI data processing and visual infrastructure, bridging human and machine perception for industries like autonomous systems and intelligent manufacturing.