Teleoperation Companies
Teleoperation means a human operates a robot or vehicle from somewhere else, over the network. The field splits into two families: remote operation of robot arms and humanoids, mostly to collect demonstration data for robot learning, and remote driving or supervision of vehicles and mobile machines.
This list covers both families. It is curated by hand and kept deliberately short: companies whose core product is teleoperation or whose product depends on it.
Last updated 2026-08-09 · 11 companies listed
AY-Robots
Germany
Teleoperation platform that connects robot arms to a global network of remote operators to collect imitation-learning training data around the clock.
Nimble Robotics
United States
Robotic order fulfillment where autonomous picking is backed by human teleoperators who step in on hard cases and generate training data.
Sanctuary AI
Canada
Develops the Phoenix humanoid; teleoperation is central to how the robot is trained on new tasks.
Shadow Robot Company
United Kingdom
Builds dexterous robot hands and teleoperation systems used in research labs worldwide.
Pollen Robotics
France
Maker of the open-source Reachy robot with VR teleoperation; part of Hugging Face.
Fernride
Germany
Teleoperated and autonomous electric trucking for logistics yards and ports.
Vay
Germany
Remote-driven mobility service: a licensed teledriver delivers the car to the customer.
Ottopia
Israel
Teleoperation software platform for vehicles and heavy machinery, sold to OEMs and fleets.
DriveU.auto
Israel
Connectivity platform for teleoperation with bonded cellular links and low-latency video.
Einride
Sweden
Autonomous electric freight; remote operators supervise and assist driverless trucks.
Contoro Robotics
United States
Teleoperation-assisted robots for unloading containers and trailers in warehouses.
Need robot training data instead of a list?
AY-Robots collects demonstration data on real robot arms through a global teleoperator network, and sells ready-made datasets on the marketplace.