Off to the Races with Android
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Project builds remote‑presence RC racing using Android phones as the car brains, USB‑serial to ESP32 over USB microcontrollers, and WebRTC video plus a data channel for joystick/telemetry. Private 5G (n38) and MEC aim for sub‑150ms control; bench tests show under 20ms on the UPF path and typical public 40–50ms. AI uses YOLO on edge to auto‑flag stalled cars; four cars race concurrently, final vehicle prototype hits ~70 km/h. Signaling uses Firebase; Kotlin multiplatform shares WebRTC logic.
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