The phrase "autonomous product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product that operates independently or without human intervention, often in the context of technology or automation.
Example: "The new autonomous product can navigate and perform tasks without any human input, making it a game-changer in the industry."
Alternatives: "self-operating product" or "independent product".
The company's success had traditionally been built on its organizational structure of highly autonomous product lines.
Nowadays, product information management is a key issue for traceability and quality management but also for state-of-the-art technologies such as intelligent and autonomous product technologies.
The McDonald's deal is interesting because it marks another stage of evolution for Soundtrack Your Brand, as it develops a more autonomous product that is not completely pinned to Spotify and continues to forge ahead with the concept of a B2B music streaming business.
Fiorina had formed CSGg to unite (or neutralize) the autonomous product-line fiefs that the old HP had always tolerated.
Fiorina had formed CSG to unite (or neutralize) the autonomous product-line fiefs that the old HP had always tolerated.
People's ideas about the moral concerns introduced by autonomous products like robots very and address various notions such as the application of robots in, for instance, healthcare tasks.
Torc CEO Michael Fleming told me that the time is finally right, both in terms of the state of available technology, but also in terms of the appetite for autonomous products from consumer automakers — which weren't always as eager to develop and invest in self-driving.
And in 2015, Google claimed that it would have a final autonomous car product ready in … five years.
Karamba has also released an extension to its "autonomous security" product suite.
When Oracle chairman Larry Ellison announced his company's new autonomous database product at the Oracle OpenWorld conference keynote, he took several minutes to disparage AWS, one of his chief rivals in the cloud market.
During an afternoon call with me, Airmada CEO Dan Danay, the ex-Israeli Naval Officer and Sloan School of Business grad, outlined his autonomous drone product offering.
