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Teledriving, remote-controlled vehicles by a German firm, will debut in Austin by fall 2026, joining ride-share services with human operators overseeing cars from afar.
A new remote driving technology called teledriving, where human operators control vehicles from afar using real-time video, is set to launch in Austin, Texas, by fall 2026.
Developed by a German-founded company and tested in Las Vegas, the system allows drivers to operate cars from office locations without using personal vehicles.
Unlike self-driving cars, teledriving vehicles are not subject to the same regulations in Texas since a human is actively controlling them.
Austin’s transportation department is working with the company to create safety rules and emergency response training.
If approved, teledriving vehicles could join ride-share services like Lyft, Uber, Waymo, and Tesla Robotaxi, offering a new transportation option while reducing wear on personal cars.
Los vehículos de teleconducción, controlados a distancia por una empresa alemana, debutarán en Austin en el otoño de 2026, uniéndose a los servicios de viaje compartido con operadores humanos que supervisan los autos desde lejos.