Openpilot Alternatives

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• What my nightmares look like
  reddit.com/r/IdiotsInCars | 2021-07-23

  There are other Self driving apps out there that run off a iPhone camera, this is a really good version here. So it could be that. But doubtful. https://comma.ai/

• Show HN: Cell Shield – shields.io badge from a cell in a public Google sheet
  news.ycombinator.com | 2021-07-21

  This is great for projects where management or tracking of some sort is done from a public Google spreadsheet. Here's some examples where I've put it to use.

  Here's a project where I sent in a PR that was merged to display annotation progress:

  https://github.com/commaai/comma10k/pull/2767

  Here's a wiki entry using it to display the current number of bounty contributors and bounty amount ($8K+!):

  https://github.com/commaai/openpilot/wiki/Toyota-Lexus#2021-...

  If you're organizing something for your community using a spreadsheet, maybe consider using Cell Shield to put a little badge somewhere visible.

• Have been in an accident because of openpilot? Have you avoided one?
  reddit.com/r/Comma_ai | 2021-07-20
• Tesla's put/call ratio is at 0.69 - Bullish on all fronts
  reddit.com/r/options | 2021-07-20

  1k from comma.ai gets you fsd

• Bolt EV Premier with LKA?
  reddit.com/r/BoltEV | 2021-07-18

  That's not a bad price. Right now I'm saving for a vacation at the end of August, but immediately following that I'm thinking to get everything necessary. Is the current state of comma.ai for the bolt using the comma 2, or comma eon?

• Tesla wants customers to pay a $200 monthly fee for Full Self-Driving
  reddit.com/r/technology | 2021-07-18
• The advantage of Comma ai in a 2020 Accord with Honda Sensing?
  reddit.com/r/SelfDrivingCars | 2021-07-17

  My Toyota has "Adaptive Cruise Control" and "Lake Keep Assist", but the comma.ai performs both functions better and more comfortable for the user. I know it's not a Honda, but the OEM systems have some limitations.

• $199/month subscription for full self-driving capability in Tesla cars
  reddit.com/r/StallmanWasRight | 2021-07-17
• For those who has a car with driving aids like Toyota Sense (with lane centering + auto cruise control), do you use it often?
  reddit.com/r/cars | 2021-07-15

  If you hate the stock toyota sense: comma.ai

• [USA][CA] Tesla on Autopilot hits a truck that merged into its lane
  reddit.com/r/Roadcam | 2021-07-15

  I have a https://comma.ai/ which is an open source project to add level-2 to compatible cars and it watches the eyes of the driver for this purpose and alerts (and eventually disengages) if someone's screwing around and not watching the road. I hope this safety model is implemented more widely, especially in cars that are in that limbo between "we think this is ready for primetime self driving" and "this actually is there".

• Looking at buying Toyota to use with OpenPilot - TSS 2.0 v. TSS 2.5?
  reddit.com/r/Comma_ai | 2021-07-14

  On the Open Pilot github there is page labeled wiki. On that wiki page there is additional information about Toyota/lexus. link

• Buying a Volt. Is a 2019 worth it over a 2018 for the updated screen features ?
  reddit.com/r/volt | 2021-07-13

  Check it out https://comma.ai.

• Looking for OpenPilot for a Research Project
  reddit.com/r/Purdue | 2021-07-13

  I am a Ph.D. student at the CS department. We are conducting a study on the safety and security of OpenPilot driver assistance software (https://comma.ai/). I would appreciate it if anyone with this device installed in their car would like to participate in our study. We would like to conduct a few quick experiments in a controlled environment. Please DM me for the details!

• Unit Testing for Production ML Workflows?
  reddit.com/r/mlops | 2021-07-10

  In traditional software, our workflow was write code, test code, deploy code. With ML, it's collect data, label data, train model, evaluate model, tune hyperparameters or curate dataset, repeat, deploy. The later part of this new process is where things get a little hand-wavy. What are the most important metrics to evaluate on? What should we change to improve model performance? Autonomous driving is a perfect example of why this is really hard. You could build a great prototype for a self-driving car in 2015 with little budget (Comma AI did this). But 5 years and billions of dollars later, the best autonomous driving systems are still ~L2+ (https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/1373112777519230977).

• Tesla’s AI chief Andrej Karpathy explains why they use cameras instead of lidar
  reddit.com/r/teslamotors | 2021-07-06

  The image cuts off the efficientnet backbone and starts at feature extraction. If you want to see the full model you can download it and show it on netron. The mess in the middle are gru layers, they provide the memory of previous frames.