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| ====== Autonomous Systems ====== | ====== Autonomous Systems ====== |
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| Autonomous systems are systems capable of operating independently, making decisions and adapting to a changing environment without direct human intervention. This means that they can collect information about the environment, process it and, based on it, perform tasks in accordance with programmed goals, for a longer period of time and without the need for constant supervision. A key feature of autonomous systems is their ability to self-regulate and operate independently of external control. Autonomous systems use sensors (e.g. cameras, radars, ultrasonic sensors) to collect information about the environment. The collected data are processed, and decisions regarding further action are made on their basis. | Autonomous systems are systems capable of operating independently, making decisions and adapting to a changing environment without direct human intervention. This means that they can collect information about the environment, process it and, based on it, perform tasks in accordance with programmed goals, for a longer period of time and without the need for constant supervision. A key feature of autonomous systems is their ability to self-regulate and operate independently of external control. Autonomous systems use sensors (e.g. cameras, radars, ultrasonic sensors) to collect information about the environment. The collected data are processed, and decisions regarding further action are made on their basis. |
