The world of technology is fast evolving and it waits for no man! Chinese company—Huawei has unveiled what seems to be the world's first car to be driven and controled by a smartphone. This is obviously another milestone attained by these guys from China.
The amazing car—which was controlled by Huawei Mate 10 Pro smartphone—was showed off under the RoadReader project, where Huawei tried to test the AI capabilities of the phone and their object recognition technology.
According to the company: "Unlike other driverless cars, which simply detect obstacles, Huawei has transformed a Porsche Panamera into a driverless vehicle that doesn't just see, but crucially understands its surroundings." You can watch the video (above) to see how it works.
The amazing car—which was controlled by Huawei Mate 10 Pro smartphone—was showed off under the RoadReader project, where Huawei tried to test the AI capabilities of the phone and their object recognition technology.
According to the company: "Unlike other driverless cars, which simply detect obstacles, Huawei has transformed a Porsche Panamera into a driverless vehicle that doesn't just see, but crucially understands its surroundings." You can watch the video (above) to see how it works.
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