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jev-autopilot

Jev flies a drone across a randomly generated city while avoiding obstacles between two points.

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What it does

The author reports that one trip costs one cent.

How you can use it

Sketch out the flight decisions you want a simulated vehicle to make, like turning, speeding up, or landing. Your software measures the surroundings, such as height and nearby buildings, and turns those numbers into a quick written status report for each moment.

A developer can connect the simulator to an AI service using an access key from that account. The model reviews the report and chooses virtual joystick controls, while your program keeps hard safety limits in place to prevent basic crashes.

Maker-reported (not independently measured by JevMade): Jev is not an LLM that writes text. It answers typed questions with calibrated probabilities, in about 200 ms

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