The phrase "autonomous technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing technologies that operate independently or with minimal human intervention, such as self-driving cars or automated systems.
Example: "The rise of autonomous technologies is transforming industries, from transportation to manufacturing."
Alternatives: "self-operating technologies" or "automated systems".
However, simply adding autonomous technologies to our existing private-automobile based economy would be a major lost opportunity, as other experts have already argued.
Consultants KPMG have predicted that the annual economic and social benefits for the UK from autonomous vehicles could be worth £51bn by 2030, with the greatest share going to the places where autonomous technologies are manufactured and actively introduced.
Kevin DeSouza, a researcher for the Brookings Institute, said piecemeal introduction of autonomous technologies over the past few years – lane departure warning systems, speed-adjusting cruise control and automatic brakes – have made more comprehensive systems possible in what seems like a very short time.
Currently, autonomous technologies rely on a few different sensing systems.
This means that autonomous technologies must be designed to function as collaborative systems, or team players.
Still… there have been significant, and tragic, accidents that may slow the adoption of autonomous technologies.
Autonomous technology isn't the only good option for improving public transportation.
His reasoning seems to be that autonomous technology could help compensate for teenage immaturity.
A Tesla spokeswoman said on Wednesday the company had never described Autopilot as an autonomous technology or self-driving car.
Tesla, along with other car manufacturers, sees autonomous technology as an important safety feature to help human drivers.
Foxx said that he expected the autonomous technology not to be perfect, but that it could prevent up to 80% of crashes in the US.
