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2026-10-18 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-18

FSDCB: a CyberBrick driving build log

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An independent CyberBrick project documents a phone-guided driving loop, typed AI choices, and an ESP32 receiver.

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CyberBrick builders exploring AI-guided control
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The ESP32 receiver is designed to brake if the phone goes quiet, but it has not yet been tested on the car.

Field notes

The October 15 entry identifies the chassis as a Bambu Lab CyberBrick Ultimate kit and says the phone is intended to handle perception. It records a written receiver app and UDP protocol, while putting the hardware bench test and phone app among the next steps. References link to the CyberBrick controller, wiki, developer resources, and project repository.

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