Wayve has unveiled LINGO-2, a new vision-language-action model (VLAM) designed for use on public roads. LINGO-2 integrates visual perception, language processing, and real-time decision-making capabilities to navigate its surroundings. LINGO-2 acts as the brain of a self-driving car. It uses cameras to perceive its surroundings (vision) and then employs language processing to understand the scene. […]
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