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Re:Driverless, Electric Shuttles Now Operating in Lyon, France by frik on Saturday October 01, 2016 @02:01AM (#12616682)
But that one is low-tech, like the automatic robots in factories. It uses magnets under the road surface and RFID tags, see FROG link on the wiki page.

The OP article mentions high-tech sensors like stero cameras and LIDAR -technology that requires state-of-the-art computers and is used in Google self-driven cars, etc.

Re:Driverless, Electric Shuttles Now Operating in Lyon, France by unusximmortalis on Saturday October 01, 2016 @02:36AM (#12616781)
And?... if the end result is the same? :)
Re:Driverless, Electric Shuttles Now Operating in Lyon, France by surfmike on Saturday October 01, 2016 @02:45AM (#12616803)
One requires expensive road infrastructure, the other doesn't.