QCraft and HERE partner to advance autonomous driving in Europe
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What happened
QCraft, an autonomous driving technology company, signed a memorandum of understanding with HERE Technologies, a leading mapping and location data platform, in Munich. Under the agreement, the companies will explore combining HERE's map data and location intelligence with QCraft's navigation-assisted driving technology. The partnership aims to speed up the local validation and rollout of intelligent driving solutions in Europe and other international markets.
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Why it matters
The collaboration addresses the critical need for accurate, up-to-date map data—such as lane details, junctions, traffic signs, and speed limits—which vary across European countries. HERE's location platform currently powers 238 million vehicles worldwide, with more than 63 million using its data for driver assistance and automated driving.
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Who's involved
- HERELeading mapping and location data platform partnering with QCraft.
- MunichLocation where QCraft and HERE formalized the partnership agreement.
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Munich
capital and most populous city of Bavaria, Germany