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VideoLoop: our video digest window is now open source

We have released VideoLoop, the mechanism behind the "video digest window" on the RumiCar top page, as open source software. It is the sibling project of PhotoStrip, which we released a few days ago. Communities, clubs, schools and organiza…

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Never Let the Author Be the Last Reader: Process Lessons from Building Open Source with AI

There is a follow-up story to PhotoStrip, the tool we open-sourced - one that may be more useful than the tool itself: how it was built, and why its author missed things. The full write-up is published as a retrospective (English/Japanese) …

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PhotoStrip, Our Bandwidth-Friendly Photo Loop, Is Now Open Source

The slowly flowing photo strip on the RumiCar homepage is now open source, under the name PhotoStrip. Any community, club, school, or group that wants to showcase its activities with photos is welcome to use it — and so is any busines…

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The Making of the RumiCar Simulator: A Development Timeline from the Public Record

The RumiCar Simulator is a development environment where you write and run autonomous-driving algorithms entirely in your browser. It reproduces the same sensor setup as the real RumiCar vehicle — three front ToF distance sensors plus wheel…

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RumiCar-lib Is Now in the Arduino IDE Library Manager

RumiCar-lib, our library for microcontrollers, is now officially listed in the Arduino IDE Library Manager. You can search for it and install it directly from the Arduino IDE. How to install Open the Arduino IDE Open the Library Manager (Sk…

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How this site is built (v1.4.0)

Some components are open source:

Enjoyed the machinery? The main event is our autonomous-driving simulator — it runs in your browser.
Try the simulator → / GitHub →