Phoneride the Whip: Drive Your Car With Your iPhone
Well, lucky for you, the team at National Instruments' Waterloo Labs can show you how to whip that ghost-ride into submission, smartphone-style. In the amazingly brief video (after the break), these fine young engineers explain how to transform your hooptie into a wirelessly controlled awesome-mobile. With little more than National Instruments' LabVIEW software, a Compact RIO, a couple small motors, one wireless router, and two open-end wrenches, these young Texans cruise Austin's roadways from the roof of their Oldsmobile Delta 88 -- accelerating, braking, and steering via an iPhone.
While that Olds is totally legit, and although we love us some Texas boogie rock, we do think the crew could have found a better soundtrack for this particular brand of Lonestar loco. [From: Waterloo Labs, via TUAW]





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