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SIMSY Integrates Atombeam Neurpac to Stream Heavy LiDAR Data

Testing has confirmed that Atombeam’s Neurpac software can compact LiDAR data by 75%, effectively clearing the cellular bandwidth bottlenecks that have historically prevented autonomous devices from transmitting massive, real-time datasets. SIMSY will now offer this solution to its enterprise customers operating across global cellular networks.

SIMSY Integrates Atombeam Neurpac to Stream Heavy LiDAR Data

The uplink has long served as the primary constraint in cellular connectivity, offering significantly less capacity than the downlink. By utilizing machine learning to encode and decode data patterns in microseconds, Neurpac allows SIMSY users to push a fraction of the original byte size across the network. This process effectively multiplies available bandwidth, enabling the transmission of sensor information, system logs, and complex machine-generated data that previously exceeded cellular limits.

SIMSY operates a private core network that provides security and compliance features for mission-critical deployments, including robotics, industrial automation, and autonomous vehicles. Integrating Neurpac allows these enterprises to maintain their existing security protocols while drastically increasing the volume of data they can move from the edge. According to Atombeam Chief Product Officer Julien Dersy, the software enhances network performance without requiring hardware upgrades, allowing organizations to maximize their existing infrastructure.

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