Best Teleoperation Companies

Provider profiles

One profile per firm: what they do for manufacturers, the evidence they publish, how they engage and when to choose someone else.

  1. 1. RoboPilots

    Managed remote operators

    Best for: Robot companies that want a dedicated, trained operator team on their own robot, with every session delivered as training-ready episodes.

  2. 2. FS Studio

    Operations crews and data programs

    Best for: Robot makers and AI labs that want trained people physically next to the robot: teleoperation shifts, scene resets and collection batches at their own facility.

  3. 3. OBI Services

    Outsourced operators

    Best for: Service-robot fleets (delivery, security, cleaning, hospital, warehouse) that need low-cost monitoring and tele-assistance shifts.

  4. 4. Robotics Center

    Data collection lab

    Best for: Teams that want a fixed-price first dataset, collected by qualified operators with documented timing quality.

  5. 5. Scale AI

    Data engine

    Best for: Large robot-learning programs that need demonstration data at volume, with annotation and enterprise security attached.

  6. 6. AY-Robots

    Teleoperation marketplace

    Best for: Small teams and labs with SO-100 or SO-101 arms that want remote operators to record LeRobot demonstrations on a monthly budget.

  7. 7. Claru

    Human data network

    Best for: Labs training world models or vision-language-action models that need large volumes of egocentric human video across many real environments.

  8. 8. Labellerr

    Annotation platform

    Best for: Teams that already collect robot or egocentric data and need it annotated: actions, objects, hand pose and task segments.

  9. 9. Trossen Robotics

    Hardware and data tools

    Best for: Research teams that want to collect their own demonstrations on proven leader-follower hardware and export LeRobot datasets.