Shashua mentions that the company presented road experience management (REM) technology at the previous CES exhibition. This is a mapping technology that makes it possible to obtain data in real time, based on crowdsourcing. "This is a means of creating a high-resolution map, which is an essential precondition for effective low-cost autonomous driving. Crowdsourcing is the only logical way of devising such a map," Shashua says. According to him, completion of the first REM map covering the high-speed roads in every country is slated for late 2018, in cooperation with an auto manufacturer and a map producer. Just before the most recent CES exhibition, Mobileye announced strategic cooperation with Dutch company Here to facilitate crowdsourcing for the creation of high-resolution maps to be used in autonomous driving.