Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe ANKARA, Turkey, Sept. 26 (UPI) -- A team of Turkish engineers are turning science fiction into science reality by building a real-life "Transformer" that morphs from a car to a giant robot. Turkish company Letrons posted a video to YouTube showing their creation, which is also dubbed Letrons, taking an outdoor test drive. Advertisement The vehicle doesn't have room for a driver or passenger like its cinematic counterparts, but it does actually drive via remote-control, the creators said. The video shows the car driving around a paved lot before stopping and transforming into a giant robot that moves its head, arms and fingers. The robot then transforms back into a car and continues its drive. Letrons said it took 12 engineers a total eight months to create the robot using what used to be a BMW sports car. Read More Chinese dad builds 13-foot-tall working mecha robot for son Hospital hires robot to patrol emergency room parking lot Troublemaking robot 'Promobot' detained in Russia
