Here and Mobileye to partner on automated driving technologies

Here and Mobileye have announced plans for a strategic partnership that links their respective autonomous driving technologies into an enhanced industry-leading offering for automakers. The two companies intend to pursue initiatives including the integration of Mobileye's Roadbook as a data layer in the Here HD Live Map. In addition, Mobileye will utilise the Here Open Location Platform for the ingestion and processing of raw sensor and observation data and the creation and dynamic maintenance of its R
January 6, 2017 Read time: 1 min
7643 Here and 4279 Mobileye have announced plans for a strategic partnership that links their respective autonomous driving technologies into an enhanced industry-leading offering for automakers.  

The two companies intend to pursue initiatives including the integration of Mobileye's Roadbook as a data layer in the Here HD Live Map. In addition, Mobileye will utilise the Here Open Location Platform for the ingestion and processing of raw sensor and observation data and the creation and dynamic maintenance of its Roadbook products.

Here will utilise raw sensor data, as well as the Global Roadbook, collected and aggregated from certain vehicle brands equipped with Mobileye technology to support change detection and the maintenance of Here HD Live Map.

In parallel, the two companies also intend to explore other potential opportunities where their products and services are complementary to further support automotive companies in advancing their autonomous driving and mobility strategies generally.

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