Robo.ai Names Mansoor Ali Khan CTO of Neurovia After Acquisition

May 13, 2026
Robo.ai has appointed Mansoor Ali Khan as Chief Technology Officer of Neurovia AI Limited following its recent acquisition. Khan will lead the development of edge processing and data compression technologies for AI industry clients.

Robo.ai Inc. has appointed Mansoor Ali Khan as Chief Technology Officer of Neurovia, announced in a press release following its acquisition of the AI data processing company.

Khan will oversee the development of proprietary edge processing and data compression technologies and manage product adaptation for AI industry clients. He brings over twenty years of international technology management experience, including senior roles at Aleria LLC, Modon Holding, and Capgemini.

At Neurovia, Khan will guide the transition of its technology into scalable infrastructure aimed at establishing a hardware agnostic data standard. His experience in large scale data environments and digital transformation projects across the Middle East is expected to support Neurovia’s expansion in AI data processing and compression.

Neurovia focuses on AI video compression, edge computing, and real time analysis for applications in autonomous driving, smart cities, unmanned devices, and intelligent manufacturing.

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