Ottopia Technologies
Israeli teleoperation software firm for remote control of unmanned systems, bought by Ondas in 2026.
On 23 September 2026, Ondas acquired Ottopia Technologies as one of three Israeli firms bought for shares. Ottopia Technologies develops teleoperation software for remotely operated unmanned systems.
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Ottopia Technologies is an Israeli software company that develops teleoperation systems for unmanned vehicles and robots. Its technology lets remote operators assist or control autonomous equipment when direct autonomy cannot complete a task.
Founded in 2018 by Amit Rosenzweig, Ottopia has applied its software to civilian autonomous vehicles and defence systems. Its defence line adapts teleoperation for drones and robots operating in degraded conditions, including arrangements where one operator can oversee several systems. Ondas acquired Ottopia on 23 September 2026 during a wider purchase of three Israeli firms for shares.
The company sits in the operational layer between autonomous machines and human decision-makers. That role matters where communications, safety requirements or changing conditions still require human judgement.