We are a teleoperation company.
Our mission is to unlock the full potential of autonomous mobility, putting safety and customer experience first.
When driverless vehicles need help, remote assistance should be as safe as possible. Unlike direct teleoperation—exercising complete control of an autonomous vehicle remotely—advanced teleoperation introduces human insight, not human error.
With advanced teleoperation, remote professionals guide autonomous vehicles with minimal manual interference. Even with poor network connections, vehicle blind spots, and other real-world challenges, we ensure safety and reliability when needed most.
SAFETY
Proprietary vehicle-side algorithms ensure that all teleoperator commands are safely and precisely executed.
VERSATILITY
Our solution is designed to work with any type of autonomous vehicle and supports fleets at all scales.
SATISFACTION
Thanks to our low-latency data pipeline, teleoperators provide timely and accurate support ensuring a smooth passenger experience.
SECURITY
We have cyber-security built-in, not bolted on. Our platform is thoroughly tested against every known attack vector.
We are lucky to have a team of people who are experts in their domains, creative,
and most importantly – laser focused on delivering a product that is safe and secure.
Amit loves marrying technology with customer needs, and has been doing so over the last 12 years. Before founding Ottopia, Amit was:
Head of Product for Microsoft’s leading cyber-security offering | VP Product at a company building low-latency wireless video solutions | Head of a Cyber-Security R&D department in the IDF’s 8200 Unit.
Amit is also a graduate of the prestigious Talpiot program.
Alex has over 7 years of software engineering experience, with a focus on cyber-security and low-level coding.
Alex is an expert in designing and building products that require a high level of reliability and that are deployed in complex, real-time environments.
A natural problem solver (and likely a server in his past life), Alex is excited to spearhead software architecture and development at Ottopia.
Shira has a passion for planning novel urban mobility systems.
She has worked with start-ups in the mobility and smart city space and was a founding member of the Drive Mobility Center in Tel Aviv.
She has a background in Urban Planning and has worked with local governments around the world.
In her free time, she coaches up-and-coming product managers at ‘she codes’.
Yossi is a member of Ottopia’s Advisory Board.
His specialities include: Computer Vision, Deep Learning, Video Compression, Video Streaming and Codec Optimization.
He is also a graduate of Udacity’s Self-Driving Car Engineer program.
Yossi is currently pursuing his PhD in Computer Communications and we are grateful that he manages to find the time to assist Ottopia.
Hay has 6 years of integration experience in the fields of robotics and control systems.
He is a Senior Practical Engineer and graduated from the Autonomous Vehicles and Robotics branch of the IDF.
Aaron manages MizMaa Ventures in Israel.
Previously, Aaron was the Director of Investments at Strategic Cyber Ventures and on the Direct Investments desk at Hudson Bay Capital Management.
He graduated from Princeton University’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
Shaul has been living and breathing robotics for as long as he can remember. With a background in machine learning, prototyping, and autonomous robots, he brings invaluable experience to the team.
Roy has 9 years of experience in real-time embedded software development, AI architecture and wireless communication. An expert in solving complex system problems, he led several real-time AI projects prior to working at Ottopia. He is passionate about using his knowledge and creativity to turn new ideas into reality.
Ori’s varied experience includes content production, product management, and most recently, software development. With years of experience at Silicon Valley startups, he loves working with creative, agile teams that make a big impact.
Previously at a management consulting firm, Naama has experience developing go-to-market strategies for companies of all sizes, from startups to multinational corporations. She worked for the Embassy of Japan in Israel and studied at Kyoto University before joining the Ottopia team.
Alan has a passion for urban mobility and sustainability.
Prior to Ottopia, he worked at McKinsey & Company, helping companies grow in new spaces and launch new products and services.
He advised various players in the mobility landscape, including automotive OEMs, suppliers, and investors, on topics ranging from portfolio strategy and due diligences to product launches and operational turnarounds.
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