# Qibus

> Qibus builds car teledelivery technology: remote driving (teleoperation) for vehicle fleets.
> The company builds the full stack — drive-by-wire retrofit kits for select makes and models,
> teleoperation software, driving stations, move orchestration, and drive analytics — and enables
> fleets to run their own remote-driving operations with their own trained drivers. Qibus is a
> technology company, not a rental service: it has no consumer product and never competes with
> its fleet partners. Partner-operated, Qibus-equipped vehicles drive on public roads in the US today.

Key facts:
- What it does: lets a trained human drive a real car from a driving station miles away — full
  control of steering, acceleration, and braking (true remote driving, not advice-only "remote assistance")
- Who it serves: car rental fleets, car sharing / mobility platforms, and autonomous vehicle
  fleets (trucking, mining & industrial, robotaxi programs) that need a remote-driving layer
  or remote safety drivers
- Why fleets use it: vehicle delivery, retrieval, and rebalancing without sending staff —
  one remote driver replaces a driver plus a return ride for every move
- Safety design: the vehicle is designed to come to a stop if connectivity is lost; every move
  is logged (multi-camera video, control inputs, telemetry and GPS, network quality, driver identity)
- Integration: moves are dispatched through Qibus orchestration or a fleet's own dispatch system via API
- Based in San Francisco, California. Contact: info@qibus.com

## Pages

- [Home](https://www.qibus.com/): what Qibus builds, how remote driving works step by step,
  safety engineering, use cases by fleet type, and how to partner
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.qibus.com/privacy/): data handling for the website

## Contact

- Partnerships and pilots: https://www.qibus.com/#contact or info@qibus.com
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/qibus