Nexar uses data gathered from its dash cameras to develop its Driver Behavioral Map. Nexar, an Israeli AI computer vision company, announced the release of its Driver Behavioral Maps, which aim to make autonomous vehicles (AVs) drive more naturally. The maps make use of crowd-sourced driving data from Nexar's dash cameras, which provide information about human driving behavior. This data is aggregated and overlaid on a high-definition base map to assist AVs in learning the local driving culture and important driving habits. "A self-driving car that drives only according to a raw map would be an immediate danger due to its robotic style of driving," Eran Shir, co-founder and CEO of Nexar, said.