Would they let the employees do the shooting? Cuz I think that would be good for morale.
To encourage the others?
It’s been decades since I worked on the project, but the “tires” are actually huge rubber tubes, the ends clamped with disks. The bags are inflated to some very low PSI, and they are driven from above with a roller. The vehicle steers with a hinge in the middle and a pair of pneumatic pistons.
The video was very cool. They could drive this thing up a sand dune, then back down the other side where they can been digging the sand away. They are used by companies that modify golf courses - you can drive right over a green without tearing it up.
If the idea is for making promotional advertisements (as the OP suggests), then I’m sure it would be done with staged acting, performed by hired professional stunt actors playing the roles of CEO, CFO, etc.
The shooting itself might not have any major effect on morale. But you have to figure an executive would work on making sure employee morale is high before letting one of them point a gun at him.
“Winner of the Sales Event will get to wear the vest at this year’s picnic.”
“Hooray!!”
A guy in the graduating class above me made his friend shoot him while wearing a flak jacket (because he thought it was bulletproof I guess?) and died. That was pretty stupid.