Here’s how a few Stanford students built a self-driving golf cart for campus: “We’d always used Codex to vibe-code webs…
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Here’s how a few Stanford students built a self-driving golf cart for campus: “We’d always used Codex to vibe-code websites and apps, but never to build something physical. Turns out that between Codex and open-source self-driving VLA models, we could put the whole cart together in a month. We got Codex to design mechanical parts and simulate where they’d fail, string together circuit diagrams and validate them, and finetune and run RL pipelines on VLA models so they could generalize to…
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