Linker Vision launches AI Nexa for city operations

Nov 3, 2026
Linker Vision launched AI Nexa, a platform that connects city data and AI agents with government procedures to coordinate responses and support urban planning.

Linker Vision unveiled Linker AI Nexa at Smart City Expo World Congress 2026, the company said in a press release. The platform connects live camera and sensor data with government standard operating procedures to coordinate responses for public safety, climate risks and other city operations.

Nexa uses NVIDIA computing, AI models and digital twin tools. Its workflow interprets data, simulates possible outcomes, identifies responsible teams and recommended actions, then coordinates work through connected systems. Supported technologies include NVIDIA Metropolis, Cosmos, Omniverse, OpenUSD and Nemotron reasoning models.

Linker Vision is also working with architecture firm MVRDV on digital twins for urban planning and climate adaptation. A Taipei pilot uses an AI agent to identify heat hotspots, assess tree planting options and simulate changes in shade and thermal conditions. The companies are exploring applications in Poland, the Netherlands, Ireland and Berlin.

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