The phrase "autonomous interactive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe systems or technologies that operate independently while also engaging with users or other systems in an interactive manner.
Example: "The new software features an autonomous interactive interface that adapts to user preferences in real-time."
Alternatives: "self-directed interactive" or "independent interactive".
Their project, called Autonomous Interactive Intermediaries, uses technology like speech recognition to screen calls to determine when a phone should ring, and even subtle, silent visual cues to replace cellphone rings or vibrations -- say, an animatronic rabbit or parrot turning toward you in a room to signal that you have a call.
This article describes the software architecture of an autonomous, interactive tour-guide robot.
It enables autonomous, interactive and collaborative learning of relay protection experiment through the Internet.
The laboratory designed enables autonomous, interactive and collaborative learning of electrical engineering experiments and contributes to enhancing students' experimental skills and improving experimental teaching quality.
A special feature of this particular simulator and its software is the use of the so-called 'autonomous agents' technique; all of the traffic in the virtual world exhibits autonomous, interactive behaviour.
However, the additional examination of attribution/averral and the status of statements, although important for the study of evaluation, may not always be clear what is relevant solely to planes of discourse and not to the other perspectives, and therefore hinder analysis of the ways the autonomous and interactive planes interact.
ROE and TOE are mutually exclusive, unlike Hunston's autonomous and interactive planes.
One of the first stops was to show off a new effort that Disney is undertaking to create small semi-autonomous and interactive pods that can add life to the parks.
I think the name actually comes from its modular construction, rather than mo-torway, but having a bunch of swarming interactive autonomous robots sounds like fun.
This paper describes an interactive autonomous tour guide robot designed to guide visitors through Asia Pacific University Engineering Labs.
If at a high enough level a computational system can effectively be described as being interactive, autonomous and adaptive, then it can be held accountable according to Floridi and Sanders (p. 352).
