Now, drive your car using iPhone just like 007!
28 Oct 2009, 1237 Hrs

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Sydney, Oct 28 Want to be James Bond? Well, you can imitate him to a certain level thanks to a newly developed iPhone 'app' that allows a driver to control a full-fledged passenger car just via his or her smartphone.

Created by German university researchers to take part in a US military driverless car challenge, the amazing automotive app can let a user drive a vehicle remotely via one of the clever phones.

Although the iPhone controlled car has been under development for some time, it's only now that the researchers have released a YouTube video featuring the remarkable app in full action.

The clip shows an iPhone screen featuring a steering wheel and brake and accelerator buttons, reports The Sydney Morning Herald.

To move the car forward, the user presses the accelerator button and to stop the vehicle, the operator pushes the brake button.

To move and steer the car, the operator tilts the iPhone. (ANI)

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