What are the levels of autonomous driving?
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Autonomous driving levels include L0 (no automation), L1 (driver assistance), L2 (partial automation), L3 (conditional automation), L4 (high automation), and L5 (full automation). Below is an introduction to autonomous driving-related content: Introduction: Autonomous vehicles (also known as driverless cars, computer-driven cars, or wheeled mobile robots) are intelligent vehicles that achieve unmanned driving through computer systems. They have a history of several decades in the 20th century and began showing trends toward practical application in the early 21st century. Limitations: The vehicle speed must not exceed a certain value, and the driving area is relatively fixed. Generally, they rely on real-time updated road information data to support real-world scenarios such as automatic pick-up and return of vehicles, automatic convoy cruising, and automatic obstacle avoidance.