Neurovia AI to Demonstrate AI-Driven Visual-Data Compression at LEAP 2026 as Region Scales Its AI Infrastructure

• Neurovia AI to unveil NeuroStream™ in Saudi Arabia for the first time, showcasing visual intelligence technology at LEAP 2026 in Riyadh
• Emirati technology company shows how its cutting-edge solution supports sustainability and unlocks cost efficiencies by lightening the infrastructure footprint behind AI-scale visual data

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – 31 August, 2026: Neurovia AI, an Emirati AI technology company headquartered in Abu Dhabi, will demonstrate NeuroStream™, its technology for transforming visual data into trusted intelligence, which reduces the burden associated with storage, bandwidth, compute and energy generated by high-volume visual data, while helping maintain visual quality for analytics and machine-vision applications. The company will stage the demonstration at LEAP 2026, which takes place between 31 August and 3 September in Riyadh, marking the company’s first introduction of NeuroStream™ to the Saudi market. Neurovia AI has named Saudi Arabia a key target market as it demonstrates its solution to organizations building the Kingdom’s AI infrastructure.

Rather than adding capacity, NeuroStream™ reduces the infrastructure burden by cutting the volume of video that needs to be moved and stored – without removing the information a downstream analyst or machine-vision application requires. The solution reflects integration with existing infrastructure, capturing, optimizing, and preparing it for AI. It is deployed inside the customer’s own infrastructure, on-premise and air-gapped where required, so visual data never has to leave the organization’s environment.

Khalifa Mohammed Alshehhi, Chief Executive Officer of Neurovia AI, said: “Saudi Arabia is scaling AI, cameras and connected infrastructure at extraordinary speed – across giga-projects, smart cities, transport, airports and public safety. What is less visible is the challenge this creates: increasing pressure on storage, network bandwidth, compute resources and energy consumption as these systems generate more visual data. Visual data is growing faster than any other data type, and most of it will be consumed by machines rather than people. More video does not automatically mean more intelligence – it means greater storage requirements, more bandwidth, compute and power, unless the data itself is made lighter first.”

He added: “That is the principle behind our work: optimizing infrastructure should happen before it is expanded. We see this as central to how Saudi Arabia, and the region more broadly, can build AI infrastructure that is not just powerful, but sustainable for the long term.”

At its LEAP 2026 stand, Neurovia AI will show the before-and-after it: original video alongside the NeuroStream™ output, so visitors can judge the result for themselves. The company validates results on each entity’s own data as part of every proof of concept, and is focused on environments that generate visual data continuously and at scale – governments’ institution and public-safety agencies, airports, transport, critical infrastructure and energy, real estate, and manufacturing.

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About Neurovia AI

Neurovia AI is an Emirati AI technology company headquartered in Abu Dhabi, building the infrastructure layer for trusted visual intelligence. Through NeuroStream™, its technology for transforming visual data into trusted intelligence, Neurovia AI helps government institutions and enterprises reduce the burden associated with storage, bandwidth, compute and energy, enabling more efficient, scalable and sustainable AI systems. Neurovia AI is a Robo.ai Inc. group company (NASDAQ: AIIO).

For more information, please visit: www.NeuroviaAi.com