Sentences with phrase «fully autonomous capabilities»
We were constrained on California required permits and some of the footage was shot without fully autonomous capabilities.
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BMW has said it would launch a fully autonomous car by 2021, while Ford Motor has said it will introduce a vehicle with similar capabilities for ride - sharing purposes in the same year.
Ever since Tesla released its second generation Autopilot hardware and started offering an option called «full self - driving capability», there's been some confusion about Tesla's plan for rolling out fully autonomous driving.
«But warning bells ring for me when they talk about Taranis being «a fully autonomous intelligent system» together with applications in «deep missions» and having a «deep target attack» capability.»
In a technology first, a team of NASA engineers has demonstrated fully autonomous X-ray navigation in space — a capability that could revolutionize NASA's ability in the future to pilot robotic spacecraft to the far reaches of the solar system and beyond.
«The smart vision EQ fortwo is our vision of future urban mobility; it is the most radical car sharing concept car of all: fully autonomous, with maximum communication capabilities, friendly, comprehensively personalize and, of course, electric.
Other design highlights include butterfly - doors; underbody aerodynamics including a large rear diffuser; a grille-less front end; adaptive LED headlights; and fully autonomous drive capability — though the supplier of the autonomous tech is yet to be named.
As such, the Elaine promises not only uninterrupted self - driving capabilities, but also fully autonomous parking, AI - assisted navigation and comfort settings, self - directed car washing, and even driver health recommendations.
As cool as gesture control sounds, it's trumped by the possibility of fully autonomous driving capabilities.
While the capabilities of future technology are uncertain, there are strong reasons to believe that fully autonomous weapons could never replicate the full range of inherently human characteristics necessary to comply with international humanitarian law's fundamental rules of distinction and proportionality.
Except the FFZero1 is fully electric (natch), kicking out 1000 horsepower from 4 quad - core motors, and has autonomous capabilities too, with a fully connected in - car system, complete with virtual, heads - up and smartphone displays.