Zenoh-Flow drift improving an Autonomous Driving platform
summary
Zenoh-Flow ports the Pylot autonomous driving pipeline onto Zenoh by replacing the airdosh layer and running a declarative YAML graph that the daemon deploys location transparently. It records timestamps and uses logical clocks plus unique IDs for total ordering and reproducible inputs, targets low latency with zero copy and reports 1.6M msgs/s with 8 bit payloads on benchmarks. A Carla demo drives a vehicle, shows simulation 100s vs system ~20s on v0.3, and offers Rust and Python bindings with C++ and ROS2 planned.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 6:00Unified abstraction
- 6:44Multiple bindings
- 6:56Declarative
- 7:54Performant
- 8:39Automated deployment
- 9:04Features
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