Seyond Joins Forces with Dell and NVIDIA to Showcase Real-Time Spatial Digital Twin, Accelerating the Integration of LiDAR and Physical AI
LiDAR company Seyond, together with Dell and NVIDIA, showcased a LiDAR-based real-time operational digital twin system at the 2026 World Smart City Expo. The system uses a Dell system equipped with NVIDIA DGX Spark, combining a 20-core Arm Grace CPU with an NVIDIA Blackwell GPU. The solution integrates a visual AI agent built on the NVIDIA Metropolis VSS Blueprint and NVIDIA Cosmos, and can be used for scenarios such as pedestrian flow analysis and space utilization monitoring. Seyond also announced a partnership with AMSYS to combine its LiDAR perception technology with the AMSYS Fusion Core Perception Platform, providing spatial intelligence solutions for large venues and public spaces.
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On November 3 local time, LiDAR technology company Seyond announced that it is expanding smart city and intelligent space solutions through 3D perception technology and industry partnerships. The company will showcase a real-time digital twin solution integrating LiDAR, AI analytics, and computing platforms at the 2026 Smart City Expo World Congress, held in Barcelona, Spain, from November 3 to 5.
It is understood that Seyond will participate as an exhibiting partner at the Dell Technologies booth, showcasing a LiDAR-based real-time Operational Twin system. The solution integrates Seyond's 3D perception technology with relevant computing and AI technologies from Dell and NVIDIA, and can be used in scenarios such as pedestrian flow analysis, space utilization monitoring, and environmental operating status perception.
On the hardware side, the demonstration solution uses a Dell Technologies system equipped with NVIDIA DGX Spark, combining a 20-core Arm Grace CPU with an NVIDIA Blackwell GPU. The system can fuse data collected by LiDAR, video, and other sensors to build in real time a digital twin environment that reflects the activity status of physical spaces, providing operators with a unified view of spatial information.
The solution also integrates a visual AI agent built on the NVIDIA Metropolis Video Search and Summarization (VSS) Blueprint and NVIDIA Cosmos to enhance scene understanding, helping operators analyze environmental changes and assist decision-making.
In addition, Seyond also announced a partnership with AMSYS to combine LiDAR perception technology with the AMSYS Fusion Core Perception Platform, providing spatial intelligence solutions for large venues and public spaces. For example, at sports stadiums or large event sites, the system can analyze crowd density, queue conditions, and entrance congestion to help staff optimize crowd management and resource allocation.
Citing LP Information data, Seyond noted that the global smart city LiDAR market size was approximately US$358 million in 2025, with an expected compound annual growth rate of 18.7%, and a market size of approximately US$425 million in 2026.
Seyond also estimated, based on industry research and internal assumptions, that the annual serviceable market opportunity for extended fixed LiDAR applications outside China in 2026 is approximately US$1.3 billion to US$2 billion. The company emphasized that this figure represents only the potential market space for sensor-related business, not its projected revenue.
Seyond stated that it will continue to promote the combination of LiDAR with AI computing, spatial analytics, and operational software in the future, expanding applications in transportation hubs, sports stadiums, data centers, and other critical infrastructure.
Source: GlobeNewswire
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