How I built my own Tesla-style self-driving AI | Transformer Lab
The moment I learned about the mechanics behind self-driving car technology, I was hooked. There’s a specific, geeky thrill that comes from realizing just how difficult and elegant this problem is—and I knew instantly that I had to try it for myself. Over the last few days, I finally carved out the time to dive in.
The moment I learned about the mechanics behind self-driving car technology, I was hooked. There’s a specific, geeky thrill that comes from realizing just how difficult and elegant this problem is—and I knew instantly that I had to try it for myself. Over the last few days, I finally carved out the time to dive in. Disclaimer: I don't have a formal background in autonomous vehicle technology; this is my first foray into the space. I'm sharing this project in the hopes that it helps other hackers trying to build their first self-driving pipeline using public data! Here are a couple of mind-bend
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