Beamr partners with Intempora, a dSPACE company, bringing its compression to the RTMaps middleware - the autonomous-driving development platform used by OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers worldwide
Herzliya, Israel, July 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Beamr Imaging Ltd. (NASDAQ: BMR), a leader in video optimization technology and solutions, and Intempora, a dSPACE company and pioneer in advanced software solutions for autonomous driving, today announced that Beamr's ML-safe video data technology is available on the RTMaps AI Store, ready to use across the AV stack.
AV programs generate video data in tens to hundreds of petabytes, driving up storage and networking costs and slowing development. Beamr and Intempora collaboration lets AV teams reduce their data volumes while preserving ML accuracy, without changing the stack they already rely on.
RTMaps (Real-Time Multisensor Applications) is a modular development and execution middleware, designed to acquire, synchronize, process, record and replay heterogeneous data streams in real-time. Beamr's ML-safe compression can be deployed at the stages where video data accumulates: at logging, where compression lets constrained storage hold more recorded footage; in the cloud and data center, where it cuts existing petabyte-scale storage and transfer costs; and in simulation and training, where it reduces the real-world and synthetic datasets feeding hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing.
At each stage, Beamr's content-adaptive bitrate technology (CABR) reduces file sizes by up to 50% while the object boundaries, edges, and scene detail that perception and detection models rely on are preserved. CABR reduces file sizes beyond standard encoding alone, and runs GPU-accelerated for high-throughput processing.
"The RTMaps AI Store gives AV teams ready-to-use software components they can easily drop straight into their development pipelines, and compression is a capability our users have been asking for," said Nicolas Du Lac, CEO of Intempora. "Beamr is the first compression technology in the store. It lets teams significantly cut the size of their video data without compromising the models that data feeds, inside the framework they already work in."
"Managing the volume of data AV programs generate is a constant challenge for the teams we work with, and video is the largest part of it," said Jacob Perrin, ADAS/AD Engineering Manager, dSPACE. "In our testing, Beamr reduced that video data while preserving the detections perception models depend on - which is what makes it the right fit for the petabyte-scale workflows across our ecosystem."