SEYOND (02665) has announced the establishment of a non-legally binding strategic partnership with AMSYS Group (AMSYS) in July 2026, aimed at combining the group's high-performance LiDAR and 3D perception technology with AMSYS' multimodal AI and digital twin platform capabilities.
Together, the two parties plan to jointly explore spatial intelligence and smart infrastructure solutions tailored for public sector and enterprise clients. Under the collaboration, SEYOND's LiDAR perception technology will be integrated with AMSYS' AiMS platform and Operational Digital Twin capabilities, driving the application of real-time spatial perception, multimodal data fusion, and AI analytics across complex physical environments.
The partnership will initially target applications related to the group's Smart Spaces initiatives, with a focus on exploring use cases in smart cities, transportation networks and hubs, campuses, public venues, healthcare facilities, and critical infrastructure.
Key collaboration areas
First, in the realm of spatial intelligence and multimodal AI, the parties intend to merge the 3D spatial perception capabilities of SEYOND's high-precision LiDAR with the AMSYS AiMS platform. This will enable the fusion of diverse data types—including spatial, video, IoT sensor, enterprise, and operational data—to support a more comprehensive real-time environmental awareness and operational insight framework.
Second, regarding operational digital twins and real-time operational intelligence, the two sides plan to explore feeding LiDAR 3D perception data into AMSYS' Operational Digital Twin platform. This would create a digital representation that continuously reflects changes in the physical environment, empowering clients to make more timely decisions in areas such as operational monitoring, resource allocation, facility planning, safety management, and data analytics.
Third, for smart spaces and smart infrastructure applications, the partners will engage in solution alignment, technical validation, and project opportunity exploration across scenarios including smart cities, transportation networks and hubs, campuses, public venues, healthcare settings, and critical infrastructure. Based on client needs, they will further investigate applications related to digital twins, AI analytics, intelligent automation, and real-time spatial intelligence.
About AMSYS and strategic rationale
AMSYS Group is an enterprise-grade AI solutions provider. Through its AiMS platform, AMSYS integrates multimodal AI, digital twin technology, sovereign infrastructure, and intelligent automation capabilities, supporting applications in transportation, healthcare, smart cities, campuses, and critical infrastructure. According to publicly available AMSYS materials, the company was recognized as the "NVIDIA State and Local Government Partner of the Year" at the 2026 NVIDIA Partner Network (NPN) Awards.
The company believes this strategic partnership aligns with its business development strategy. By leveraging SEYOND's technical expertise in high-performance LiDAR and 3D perception, combined with AMSYS' strengths in multimodal AI, operational digital twins, smart infrastructure, and public sector and enterprise client services, the collaboration is expected to deliver multiple benefits.
First, it will expand the application of the group's LiDAR products and 3D perception solutions within the smart spaces and smart infrastructure sectors, enriching use cases across smart cities, transportation, campuses, public venues, and critical infrastructure. Second, it will foster synergy among LiDAR spatial perception, multimodal AI, and digital twin technologies, accelerating the R&D, validation, and iteration of perception products and solutions for complex physical environments—consistent with the group's long-term direction of expanding physical AI applications.
Third, through AMSYS' client coverage and ecosystem partnerships, SEYOND will gain access to potential application demands from public sector and enterprise customers, broadening market opportunities in smart spaces and smart infrastructure. Fourth, by combining both parties' technological, platform, and market resources, the collaboration will advance technical validation, pilot deployments, and commercial adoption of relevant solutions, generating potential business growth prospects for the group.
In summary, the company views this strategic partnership as instrumental in expanding business opportunities in spatial intelligence, smart spaces, and smart infrastructure. It will further extend the application boundaries of the group's 3D perception technology, aligning with the company's long-term development strategy and serving the overall interests of the company and its shareholders.
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