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Entrepreneurs launch Israeli Children’s Fund, expected to raise $100m for children affected by the 7/10 tragedy

16.10.23|James Spiro

“These children represent our collective future and we are committed to doing everything in our power to help them overcome and thrive,” said Amit Rosenzweig, one of the figures behind the project

Teleoperation startup Ottopia nets $14.5 million Series A

10.01.23|Meir Orbach

The Israeli startup’s teleoperation software can remotely assist, guide, and even safely control fleets of autonomous vehicles and machines

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The startups creating the smart cities and mobility solutions of tomorrow

27.12.21|Maayan Manela

Meet the five Israeli startups selected by an expert panel to be the next big thing in the smart city and mobility sectors

מייסדי Ottopia מימין עמית רוזנצוויג ליאון אלטרץ

Auto Parts Company Denso Partners With Tel Aviv-Based Startup Ottopia

04.06.19|Meir Orbach

Ottopia develops a remote control system for autonomous vehicles, which allows human operators to remotely assist a vehicle’s AI system in making decisions

מייסדי Ottopia מימין עמית רוזנצוויג ליאון אלטרץ

Remote Support for Self-Driving Cars Startup Raises $3 Million

23.12.18|Tofi Stoler

Tel Aviv-based Ottopia develops software that allows a human operator to remotely assist a vehicle’s artificial intelligence system in making decisions in complex situations