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SIMSY to Deploy Atombeam's Neurpac Solution to Compact LiDAR Data for Autonomous Devices and TrackingNeurpac compacts LiDAR data by more than 75% when streamed over a cellular link MORAGA, Calif., Sept. 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Atombeam, an AI technology company that enables organizations to dramatically increase the bandwidth of their existing infrastructure with software alone, today announced that SIMSY will make Neurpac available to its customers who need to send back large amounts of data in real time. Moving LiDAR data over cellular was a need the network could not previously meet, and in testing SIMSY achieved 75% compaction with Neurpac.
That result gives SIMSY confidence that Neurpac will help its customers move large data sets of various kinds securely and effectively over cellular. SIMSY's network lets enterprises deploy connected devices at scale with strong security and no exposure to the public internet, and it combines device and connectivity management in a single interface. "The uplink has always been the constraint in cellular. You get far less bandwidth going up than coming down, and that is precisely where large data like LiDAR gets stuck," said Alex Taylor, CEO and co-founder of SIMSY. "Neurpac compacted our LiDAR data by 75% in testing, so we are pushing a fraction of the bytes across the tightest part of the network. That is a real differentiator for anyone who needs to move and use LiDAR at scale, and our customers benefit from it immediately." Neurpac uses machine learning to encode and decode patterns in data in microseconds, making data far smaller during transmission. Neurpac regularly demonstrates its ability to reduce data transmissions by 75% on average which is equivalent to multiplying the available bandwidth provided by 4x of any network or connection, or in the case of LiDAR increasing the bandwidth by 10x. As a result, transfers movedramatically faster and use less bandwidth. Beyond LiDAR, Neurpac works with inbound and outbound transfers of all forms of machine generated data, such as system event logs, sensor information, database information, SCADA, and much more; and is equally applicable to wired, cellular, and satellite networks. Built for automation, cyber security and regulatory compliance, the SIMSY network is available across more than 600 cellular networks worldwide and supports the scalable deployment of connected devices on cellular networks. It delivers the zero-touch provisioning, real-time monitoring, compliance reporting and automated support that mission-critical use cases demand from autonomous vehicles, drones, industrial automation, digital signage, robotics, fleet EV charging, smart buildings, and AI and Internet of Things deployments at the edge. SIMSY meets the most stringent security and compliance requirements and closes the monitoring gaps that have long affected cellular networks, because SIMSY controls the network itself, everything happens at the network level. "SIMSY is already the network enterprises choose when they deploy cellular-connected devices in high-stakes environments," said Julien Dersy, chief product officer of Atombeam. "Neurpac makes that network do more with the bandwidth it already has, so customers move larger data streams faster. They gain that performance without giving up any of the security and compliance that led them to SIMSY in the first place." About Atombeam About SIMSY Atombeam Media Contact:
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