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The "driverless car" that crashed into a police vehicle in Islamabad had a driver the entire time. He was just somewhere else, steering it over a mobile internet connection. The moment that connection glitched, the car went wherever physics wanted, straight into a police van parked in front of Pakistan's Parliament. The builder, Ehsan Zafar, says the car can be driven from thousands of kilometers away through an app, with a 360 camera feeding video to the remote operator. He also says it…
🔴 Pakistan'da bir adam, kendi geliştirdiği sürücüsüz otomobili test ederken polis arabasına çarptı. https://t.co/QSFgD4L1kM