About Voysys

Founded 2014 in Sweden. We're building the world's best teleoperation stack, used right now on thousands of robots and vehicles all over the world. The AI revolution is upon us and all future robots need teleoperation from Voysys. To get there we need skilled people with passion and energy. People like you!

Team Voysys in front of a remotely controlled car

“We constantly improve our system to enable safer working environments and higher productivity”

Who we are

We are a team of dedicated engineers and entrepreneurs with a strong desire to help people who work in dangerous environments to carry out most of their tasks through remote operation. We want to contribute to sustainable production by enabling the electrification of heavy machinery.

Teleoperated mining machine monitored by Voysys software

Our vision

We had an idea. What if we could fly drones with VR headsets? What if we could control robots, machines and vehicles via weak public networks? Our goal is to build a system that does just that. Today, our customers use our system to operate everything from sidewalk delivery robots to forestry cranes over public 4G/LTE and 5G networks.

Purpose-built for remote operation

Voysys was founded in Norrköping, Sweden in 2014 by Torkel Danielsson (CEO), Jonathan Nilsson (CTO and named patent inventor), and Magnus Persson — incubated at the LEAD accelerator with deep roots in Linköping University. The founding insight: teleoperation rewards a fundamentally different set of trade-offs at every layer — encoding, transport, modem behavior, operator presentation. We have spent over a decade building a stack tuned for that reality.

Our journey

2016

First commercial deployment

Teleoperated crane launched at Bauma — the first commercial deployment of Voysys remote-operation software.

2018

Live VR broadcasting

Worked with Disney, CNN, Google, and Red Bull on live VR broadcasting projects.

2021

Remote race car at the Red Bull Ring

Remotely operated race car at the Red Bull Ring, demonstrating ultra-low-latency control over public networks.

2022

Large-scale forklift deployments

Voysys deployed for forklift teleoperation at scale across United States warehouse operations.

2025

Acquired by Serve Robotics

Voysys is acquired by Serve Robotics, joining a larger autonomy-focused group while continuing to ship the Oden stack to external customers.

2026

Live on thousands of vehicles daily

Over 2,000 vehicles globally run a Voysys remote-operation component every day, across ten industries.

Explore every deployment in detailDeployment History

Strategic Value. Why companies choose Voysys as their teleoperation layer.

Cellular data costs that scale with fleets

Focus Region Streaming sends the operator-critical region at full resolution and the surrounding scene at minimal bandwidth — three 10-megapixel cameras at roughly 300 kbps total in production, under 1% of conventional bandwidth. That is what makes fleet-scale cellular teleoperation economically viable.

The human-in-the-loop layer for L4 autonomy

Voysys is the layer Level 4 autonomous vehicles use to bring a human in when the autonomy stack hits an edge case: review intent, set a new waypoint, pause and unblock. Deployed as the Functional Safety system for driverless fleets on public roads.

Per-vehicle software licensing

Per-vehicle, per-month licensing that scales with your fleet. Pure software, deployed on your existing cameras, compute, and modems.

A team of 10 in Sweden

A team of just shy of ten people in Sweden — roughly six engineers — spanning the full stack from low-level Rust and C++ video pipeline optimization to Vue.js operator interfaces and AWS cloud infrastructure. With most of the team from Linköping University (LiU) and three academic theses conducted on Oden at LiU, we maintain deep ties to the Swedish robotics research ecosystem. We hire for trajectory, and we build technology that works in the field.