Now rendering in 4K · End-to-End Self-Driving

Read thediagrams thewhole industryis arguing about.

Video courses on end-to-end autonomous driving and vision‑language‑action robotics. Every box names a real layer. Every arrow names a real tensor. Every footer cites the source repo.

Every claim cited to its source paper and repo. No hype.

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Courses
110
Lessons
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Render resolution
100%
Cited to paper + repo
What we teach

Two tracks. One frontier.

Seven courses across the two stacks reshaping the physical world — autonomous driving and robot learning.

Autonomous Driving
2 courses · 30 lessons

The stack became one network.

For a decade, driving stacks were built like assembly lines — perception handing to prediction handing to planning, each seam a place to lose information. These courses teach the architectures that collapsed the pipeline.

  • ·End-to-end vs. progressive stacks
  • ·BEV tensors & occupancy prediction
  • ·UniAD's five heads, one by one
  • ·How planning consumes perception
Vision-Language-Action
5 courses · 80 lessons

Four ways to decode an action.

The VLA series is built from the five most-starred open robot-learning repos — one course each, covering every major action-decoding paradigm plus the framework layer that ties them together.

  • ·Autoregressive action tokens — OpenVLA
  • ·Flow matching — π₀ & openpi
  • ·Dual-system humanoid control — GR00T
  • ·Diffusion policies, bimanual — RDT-1B
  • ·The open stack — LeRobot
Approach
“If you have found other surveys of this field too vague or too marketing-y, this will feel different.”
01

Geometry before terminology

The word “self-attention” lands after you have watched it happen. Animation does the heavy lifting; equations stay sparse and serve the visuals, not the other way around.

02

Grounded in the source

Every box names a real layer class. Every arrow names a real tensor. Every footer cites the source repo, the source paper, or the industry announcement it came from.

03

No background assumed

The driving track needs no transformer knowledge. The robotics track needs no robotics. If a concept is required, it gets taught on first appearance.

Curriculum

Seven courses. 110 lessons.

Each course is built from a single source paper and its reference implementation, then rendered at 4K. Lesson counts are exact.

AD-01

End-to-End Self-Driving: An Industry Survey

Survey the four winning end-to-end architectures — UniAD, VAD, DeepRoute, Huawei — in one focused tour.

Three chapters: industry survey · submodule deep-dive · architecture deep-dive

21 lessonsComplete
AD-02

UniAD: End-to-End Self-Driving with Transformers

Master tracking, mapping, motion prediction, occupancy and planning — the five heads of UniAD's BEV pipeline.

Ships with 6 hands-on Colab activities

9 lessonsIn production
VLA-01

OpenVLA: Vision-Language-Action Models from Scratch

How one open 7B model turns a camera image and a sentence into robot actions — and beats a 55B closed model.

16 lessonsRendered
VLA-02

Flow-Matching Robot AI: π₀ & openpi Explained

The PaliGemma backbone, the action expert, flow matching, and fine-tuning openpi on your own data.

16 lessonsRendered
VLA-03

Isaac GR00T: Inside a Dual-System Humanoid VLA

How NVIDIA's model fuses a slow VLM with a fast flow-matching action head for humanoid control.

16 lessonsRendered
VLA-04

Diffusion VLAs: RDT-1B for Two-Armed Robot Learning

The RoboticsDiffusionTransformer end to end — diffusion policies, the DiT, a unified action space, deployment.

15 lessonsRendered
VLA-05

LeRobot: Robot Learning & VLAs with PyTorch

Record demos, train ACT/Diffusion/SmolVLA policies, and deploy to a real SO-101 arm.

17 lessonsRendered

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