In Front of the Astonished Passenger: The "Pakistani Tesla" Collided with a Car on Live Broadcast
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A test drive of a remotely controlled, driverless car in Islamabad, Pakistan's capital, ended in an accident. The vehicle, which went out of control after its internet connection was lost, crashed into a parked police van.
New experiments are being done every day in the world of technology, but sometimes over-enthusiasm and incomplete knowledge can get the better of us. A similar shocking sight was witnessed in Pakistan. In this, a journalist was proudly praising the steering features of a car in front of the camera, but suddenly a small glitch occurred and the entire live demo turned into an accident.
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(Adnkronos) - A self-driving car crashed into a police van in Islamabad, Pakistan, after an interruption of the connection
A demonstration of a remote-controlled car in Pakistan ended in a collision with a police vehicle after a technical glitch. The video went viral and sparked a debate about safety.
Driverless vehicle taking a driving test in Islamabad lost control after internet connection was lost. Moving in the traffic-free zone, the vehicle was able to stop, hitting the parked police vehicle.
In Pakistan, a self-driving car developed by a tech-savvy young man went out of control during testing and crashed into a parked police car. The incident was captured on camera and quickly spread on social media, prompting users to flood the post with humorous comments.
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