Startup Halo. Car launches driverless car rental service in downtown Las Vegas

The service, which is temporarily free, is still in its testing phase and only available in the downtown Las Vegas area. The remotely driven cars will also have a safety driver inside, in case any problems arise. The electric vehicles are controlled through six cameras that stream video directly to the remote pilots at Halo. The car's office, and the pilots' workspace, looks similar to an arcade game with a steering wheel, pedals and large computer screen. Car founder and CEO Anand Nandakumar says the Halo.