The first self-driving car in Britain
A new self-driving car introduced in London can help people commute to work, shopping or the elderly in short journeys.
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A new self-driving car introduced in London can help people commute to work, shopping or the elderly in short journeys.
The following areas may greatly change the science and technology and human life in the next few years.
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