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Mapping the future: OpenLR ensures nothing is lost in translation

The founders of the Open-LR e.V. Association speak to Megan Lampinen about the importance of a generic forward-looking solution that is able to address a wide field of different use cases

Dynamic location referencing is facilitating rapid advances in vehicle navigation and mapping services, paving the way for a self-driving future. To help define a common standard for location referencing, Elektrobit, TomTom and the Traveller Information Services Association (TISA) recently founded the Open-LR e.V. Association. Their aim is to ensure that the OpenLR referencing method for navigation and mapping remains accessible and free.

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