Codex writes camera firmware and streams a 40-gram stereo rig over Wi‑Fi
yacineMTB · x · 2026-07-29
A user says Codex can now drive AI-oriented CAD software to build a dual-camera setup for a global-shutter device, enabling a 60 fps event-based stereo camera in a package under 40 grams. In a reply, they add that Codex even wrote sensor firmware for hardware that did not officially support it, and that they came back from a doctor visit to find the camera streaming over Wi‑Fi on a laptop.
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