Social updates

December 8, 2022

Another month, another granted patent! We are excited to share the news of another patent being granted and published: "System and method for remote operator assisted driving through collision warning". It covers the foundations of implementing remote driving in a safe way. Keep Reading
December 7, 2022

Bringing tons of experience from the automotive industry, we knew from the beginning that Elad Cohen would shine. In less than 6 months, he significantly impacted active projects and delivery procedures with an admirable must-win-everything approach. Today we're thrilled to share that Elad is promoted to Director of Delivery! Keep Reading
November 27, 2022

When Ran Mor joined Ottopia we knew he would do a great job. But what he achieved in 6 months is nothing short of outstanding. While very quickly building his team from scratch, he made improvements that positively impacted the entire company. Today, we're very excited to announce his well deserved promotion to Chief Operating Officer! Keep Reading
November 27, 2022

We are thrilled to introduce Gaby Prechner - Ottopia's VP R&D and newest member of our Leadership team! Gaby will lead the company's R&D through its challenges, building and expanding our teleoperation software platform to enable autonomy in multiple industries. Welcome aboard Gaby, we are lucky to have you! "Logic will take you from A to B, imagination will take you everywhere." Keep Reading
November 20, 2022

Ottopia turned 4! To mention just few of our achievements: * Developed a proprietary teleoperation software platform, making it available for cars, trucks, forklifts and other vehicle types. * Signed commercial contracts with AV leaders in multiple verticals, some were made public like Motional. Keep Reading

Videos

Intro to Teleoperation
Teleoperation on Public Roads
Interview with Ottopia’s CEO
Partnership with T-Systems

News & Press

December 21, 2022

The Mobis-Ottopia partnership may be the first to offer a dedicated software/hardware platform. Keep Reading
April 27, 2022

Frost & Sullivan recently assessed the global teleoperations market and, based on its analysis, recognizes Ottopia with the 2022 Global Market Leadership Award Keep Reading
November 1, 2021

Teleoperation: the technology that enables a human to remotely monitor, assist and even drive an autonomous vehicle. Keep Reading
August 23, 2021

South Korea's automotive giant Hyundai Motor Group has invested in remote operation startup Ottopia. Keep Reading
August 10, 2021

Motional signed a multi-year contract with Ottopia, which sells software that allows automated vehicles to communicate securely. Keep Reading
July 28, 2021

Motional has selected Ottopia, the global leader in teleoperation, to support the deployment of its robotaxi fleets Keep Reading
June 3,2021

The success of self-driving vehicles will depend on teleoperation Keep Reading
May 11, 2021

Ottopia Announces Availability of Teleoperation Software on NVIDIA DRIVE Platform Keep Reading
April 23, 2021

Hyundai invests in teleoperations startup Ottopia as part of $9M round Keep Reading
July 15, 2020

Bestmile and Ottopia Provide the First Fleet Control Tower with Built-In Teleoperation Keep Reading
May 15, 2020

EasyMile Leads H2020 Project Call to Meet Worldwide Need for Autonomous Heavy-Duty Vehicles Keep Reading
March 10, 2020

The future of the professional driver Keep Reading
January 17, 2020

Autonomous technologies and teleoperation are changing Intermodal operations Keep Reading
November 25, 2019

AV Industry Needs Teleoperation Laws Keep Reading
November 25, 2019

Ottopia on a mission to bring teleoperations to trucking and logistics Keep Reading
October 02, 2019

Israeli company brings teleoperation to trucking Keep Reading
June 4, 2019

Ottopia Announces Collaboration with Global Automotive Supplier DENSO Keep Reading
June 4, 2019

Ottopia Collaborates with Mobility Giant DENSO – CEO Talks to Auto Futures Keep Reading
December 21, 2018

Ottopia’s Remote Assistance Platform for Autonomous Cars Combines Humans with AI Keep Reading