
Technology NewsMay 22, 2026
YUAN pairs its Smart City platform with NVIDIA Cosmos 3.
The COMPUTEX 2026 demonstration combines NVIDIA Cosmos 3, Jetson edge computing, video streaming, and tests using real and Omniverse-rendered footage.

YUAN High-Tech demonstrated a Smart City AI Platform at COMPUTEX 2026. The system combines NVIDIA Cosmos 3, NVIDIA Jetson edge-computing platforms, and YUAN video streaming for event reasoning, multi-camera analysis, and simulation.
The application range is broad: real-time traffic anomaly detection and alerting, AI-powered public safety monitoring and event reasoning, multi-camera video summarization with natural-language search, edge-based Vision AI agent inference, and digital twin and urban simulation analytics.
Vision reasoning and scene generation
Cosmos 3 combines vision reasoning and scene generation in one model. YUAN is evaluating that architecture for traffic analysis, public-safety monitoring, natural-language video search, and digital-twin workflows.
Tests with recorded and synthetic scenes
YUAN tests the platform with real video and virtual scenes rendered in NVIDIA Omniverse. Synthetic scenes add rare events that are difficult or expensive to capture in field footage. Deployment teams still need to validate model performance against the cameras, locations, and event definitions used in their own systems.
"Smart cities are evolving beyond traditional video recognition toward AI systems capable of understanding urban events and environmental context," the company said. "With the vision reasoning and world understanding capabilities enabled by NVIDIA Cosmos, we are accelerating the development of smarter, more responsive, and highly scalable city AI platforms."
Visit YUAN at COMPUTEX 2026 in TWTC Hall 1, 1F, Robotics Zone, Booth A0925a.
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