A Tiny Open-Source Self-Driving AI That Runs on a Phone [P]
Summary
A 7MB open-source L4 self-driving AI is trained to learn navigation, lane following, and drift recovery from visual and sensor input, designed to run on phones and embedded devices without heavy infrastructure.
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