Robo.ai subsidiary Neurovia AI launches NeuroStream to transform visual data infrastructure

Robo.ai (NASDAQ:AIIO) announced Thursday that its newly acquired subsidiary, Neurovia AI, has officially released NeuroStream™, a physical AI visual data platform designed to resolve the storage and bandwidth bottlenecks of the machine economy.

The launch marks the first major product release since Robo.ai completed its $100 million all-stock acquisition of the Dubai-based technology firm earlier this month.

Neurovia AI revealed that its NeuroStream platform utilizes a proprietary bitmap vectorization algorithm to achieve unprecedented compression ratios for high-resolution video.

In documented internal testing, the platform compressed a 5.5GB 4K 60fps video file down to just 278MB—an approximate 95% reduction—while fully retaining the original resolution and frame rate required for high-stakes machine vision and AI computations.

The "visually lossless" nature of the compression is a strategic pivot for Robo.ai, as it targets industrial and legal sectors where data authenticity is paramount.

By significantly shrinking file sizes without degrading core visual information, the platform aims to slash costs across the AI value chain.

Neurovia estimates that every terabyte of storage saved can generate direct annual economic benefits of $1,000 to $1,500 for enterprise customers.

The release follows a period of high volatility for Robo.ai, which recently executed a 1-for-20 reverse stock split in April to maintain Nasdaq compliance.

Following the acquisition of Neurovia on May 8, AIIO shares surged as much as 70%, reflecting investor optimism regarding the company's shift toward "sovereign AI" and global intelligent networks.

Robo.ai plans to integrate NeuroStream into a broader ecosystem that includes blockchain-backed data rights confirmation and autonomous hardware.