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The Fully Autonomous Car market is a subset of the automotive industry that focuses on the development and production of cars that are capable of driving themselves without any human input. This technology is based on a combination of sensors, cameras, and artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms that allow the car to detect and respond to its environment. Fully Autonomous Cars are expected to revolutionize the way people travel, as they will be able to drive themselves to their destination without the need for a driver. This technology is also expected to reduce the number of traffic accidents, as the car will be able to detect and respond to potential hazards more quickly than a human driver.
Some of the companies in the Fully Autonomous Car market include Tesla, Waymo, Cruise, and Nuro. Show Less Read more