Vision-only AI flies a drone in a game from streamed pictures on a tiny board
yacineMTB · x · 2026-09-28
Yacine MTB demonstrated an end-to-end pipeline where frames from a random drone video game are streamed over the air to a tiny board, and an AI flies the drone in the game using only those pictures—no access to internal game state. He also shared a separate automated pipeline, running for weeks, that turns real-world places into specialized 3D environment assets not meant to be rendered conventionally.
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