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Self-driving tech flourishes today in niche applications such as construction and farming

John Deere showcased its latest products for the third consecutive year at CES, this time showcasing its newest autonomous tractors, as well as autonomous construction and commercial landscaping equipment.
John Deere showcased its latest products for the third consecutive year at CES, this time showcasing its newest autonomous tractors, as well as autonomous construction and commercial landscaping equipment. (TOM CARL/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)
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January 13, 2025 12:00 PM

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