SIMSY and Cognitum One form channel partnership to bring RuvStack edge AI to wireless markets
10 November 2026
SIMSY Ltd and Cognitum One™, Inc. today announced a channel partnership that brings Cognitum One's RuvStack edge-intelligence platform to wireless markets. Under the agreement, SIMSY will develop, manufacture and sell its own branded edge products built on the Cognitum Seed and v0 reference designs and on single-board computers such as Raspberry Pi and Orange Pi, all running RuvStack and the ruOS™ operating system. SIMSY will also promote Cognitum One to wireless carriers, mobile network operators, MVNOs and IoT connectivity providers.
Wireless networks already reach the gateways, routers and sensors at thousands of remote sites, from EV charge points to factory floors. Most of those devices only move data. RuvStack lets them do more on site: sense what is happening in a room through camera-free WiFi sensing, remember what worked through self-learning memory, and run AI agents that act on local data. SIMSY's private cellular network keeps those devices off the public internet, and RuvStack keeps the data and the intelligence at the edge, on hardware customers control.
Cognitum One builds the stack. SIMSY builds, brands and delivers the products.
Three things change on day one of the agreement.
- SIMSY-branded edge products. SIMSY will design, certify, manufacture and support its own products on the Cognitum Seed and v0 reference designs and on Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi and other single-board computers, running RuvStack and ruOS. Each product carries “Powered by Cognitum RuvStack.”
- SIMSY's own agents alongside RuvStack. SIMSY can deploy its own Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and agents on its products next to RuvStack, so customers can manage connectivity and edge intelligence together.
- A route into the wireless channel. SIMSY will present Cognitum One in its carrier meetings, partner programs and solution catalogs, and pursue carrier certification and channel listings for products running RuvStack.
Where the connections already run, and on-site intelligence adds the most
SIMSY connects devices across more than 600 networks in over 140 countries for developers, integrators and enterprises. The partnership targets those markets.
- Carriers, MNOs and MVNOs. Edge AI gives connectivity providers a service to sell on top of the SIM. Products running RuvStack let them offer sensing, local inference and agents at the sites they already connect.
- Smart buildings. RuView™, part of RuvStack, turns ordinary WiFi into a camera-free sensor for presence and motion, so a building can report how its spaces are used without a camera on site.
- EV charging and digital signage. A gateway running RuvStack can watch over a site, act on local data and send only what matters over the cellular link.
- Industrial automation and robotics. On-device inference through ruvLLM™ and self-learning memory through RuVector™ let equipment keep working without a round trip to the cloud.
- Edge AI and IoT developers. SIMSY's router kits, API, CLI and MCP server, combined with RuvStack and Ruflo™ multi-agent orchestration, give developers one place to connect, deploy and run agents at the edge.
“Wireless networks already reach the places where edge AI is needed most: charge points, shop floors, buildings and remote sites. SIMSY knows those networks and the carriers and hardware makers who build them. Together we can put RuvStack on the devices those networks connect, under SIMSY's own brand, with the data and the intelligence staying on site. That is the sovereign edge we built Cognitum One to deliver.”
— D. Christopher Keil, Founding CEO, Cognitum One
“Our customers already connect EV chargers, digital signage, industrial equipment and robots through SIMSY. With RuvStack they can do more than connect those devices. They can run AI on site, sense what is happening around them and keep the data on a private network. We are pleased to bring Cognitum One to the carriers we work with, starting here in Manchester.”
— Alex Taylor, CEO, SIMSY
One of the most downloaded open-source AI platforms
RuvStack is Cognitum One's edge-intelligence stack, created by Reuven “rUv” Cohen and published through ruvnet on GitHub. It includes RuView camera-free WiFi sensing, RuVector self-learning memory, and Ruflo multi-agent orchestration. RuView runs with ruOS on CPUs, GPUs, NPUs and edge devices customers already own.
RuvStack has passed 116 million downloads and is adding nearly 1 million a day, an annualized run rate of about 350 million. RuView alone has more than 100,000 stars on GitHub, making it one of the most-starred open-source projects on the platform.
Connectivity is a commodity. Edge AI customers control is not.
Enterprises want AI where their equipment is, not only in the cloud. Sending every reading from every site to a data center costs bandwidth, adds latency and moves sensitive data off premises. Edge AI that the customer controls changes that: the site senses, decides and acts locally, and the network carries only what matters.
The partnership puts the two halves together. SIMSY brings private, managed cellular connectivity, a carrier channel and the ability to build and support branded products. Cognitum One brings RuvStack and a sovereign control plane that keeps policy central and execution local.
Meet us in Manchester, or get in touch
SIMSY-branded products running RuvStack are available today. Attendees of the Teltonika Networking Solutions event in Manchester can meet both companies on 10 November. Meetings can be requested by email.