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Fact CheckLawExplainersNewsDecodeBOOM ReportsMedia BuddhiWeb StoriesBOOM ResearchWorkshopsVideosBy - A Staff Writer | 8 July 2016 1:56 PM GMT
Japanese tech-firm DeNa showcased its first self-driving bus in downtown Tokyo on July 6.
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Ez10 robot shuttle runs entirely on electricity and can be ridden by up to 12 people. With no driver, it runs on a pre-determined route set by its global positioning system supported external cameras.
