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27 May 2025

The moment of impact is captured on the remote controller screen of a Vampire heavy bomber drone that a soldier from an unmanned aerial complexes platoon of the 113th Battalion of Ukraine's 110th Territorial Defence Brigade pilots in the Zaporizhzhia direction, Ukraine, on April 28, 2025.

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6 February 2025

A Google Chromecast controller is in front of a TV with the Google TV logo.

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23 August 2022

Iranian stuntman, Amir Badri (L) uses a remote-controller to control a Hyundai excel automatic car, during a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

Iranian stuntman, Amir Badri uses a remote-controller to control a Hyundai excel automatic car, during a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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#8704690

23 August 2022

Iranian stuntman, Amir Badri looks on as he uses a remote-controller to check a remote-control device installed on a Hyundai excel automatic car, during a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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#8704696

23 August 2022

Iranian stuntman, Amir Badri sits in a vehicle as he uses a remote-controller to control a Hyundai excel automatic car, during a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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#8704604

23 August 2022

During a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, an Iranian stuntman Amir Badri (Not pictured) throws a Hyundai excel automatic remote-controlled car into the air using the remote control device he invented, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

During a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, an Iranian stuntman Amir Badri (Not pictured) throws a Hyundai excel automatic remote-controlled car into the air using the remote control device he invented, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

During a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, an Iranian stuntman Amir Badri (Not pictured) throws a Hyundai excel automatic remote-controlled car into the air using the remote control device he invented, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

During a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, an Iranian stuntman Amir Badri (Not pictured) throws a Hyundai excel automatic remote-controlled car into the air using the remote control device he invented, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

A Hyundai excel automatic car which will be equipped with a remote-control device invented by the Iranian stuntman Amir Badri, is pictured during a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

A Hyundai excel automatic car which will be equipped with a remote-control device invented by the Iranian stuntman Amir Badri, is pictured during a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

Iranian stuntman, Amir Badri (L) looks on as his colleague Afshin Araghi checks a remote-control device installed on a Hyundai excel automatic car, during a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

Iranian stuntman, Amir Badri (L) looks on as his colleague Afshin Araghi installs a remote-control device on a Hyundai excel automatic car, during a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

A view of a demolished Hyundai excel automatic car, which was equipped with a remote-control device invented by Amir Badri and his team, after a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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23 August 2022

Iranian driver and a member of the Fast Forward Team, Datis Mirshokraei (C), talks to members of a filming group as he sits in a Hyundai excel automatic car which will be equipped with a remote-control device invented by the Iranian stuntman Amir Badri, during a test session in the Holy Defense Cinematic Town 25km (15 miles) south of Tehran, August 20, 2022. Iranian stuntman, winner of the Screen Actors Guild Awards CEO at Fast Forward Team, Amir Badri, who acted as a stuntman for the James Bond movie Skyfall, and Afshin Araghi, another stuntman of the Fast Forward team, installed a remote control device invented by Amri Badri and his team on a Hyundai Excel automatic car, that can be used to save stuntmen's and stuntwomen's lives in the car turning scenes. Badri said, It is for the first time in the world that a car completely is controlled remotely and when he brought up this idea with Andy Armstrong, stunt designer of Spider-Man films, he also welcomed this idea and soon we will do stunt scenes in the same way in one of the Hollywood films. MORTEZA NIKOUBAZL/NurPhoto

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