If you’ve been following the progress of Openpilot support on Rivian vehicles, you know how quickly things have evolved. In our latest video, we dive deep into where things stand now—with a focus on Lukas Loetkolben’s Longitudinal Upgrade Kit, the latest Sunnypilot fork, and how the Comma 3X performs on Gen 1 R1T and R1S
After more than four years of service, Comma.ai has officially discontinued support for the Comma 3, moving the device into long-term support (LTS) mode and shifting all active development to the Comma 3X and future hardware. While at first glance this might seem like a matter of aging silicon, the real driver behind the decision
Openpilot has just crossed a major milestone with the release of version 0.10.0. After years on the 0.9 series, this update marks the start of something new — with a rebuilt driving model, smarter traffic handling, and fresh tools for both drivers and developers. I’ve put together a full walkthrough video to break down all
Openpilot just got a lot more collaborative. With the rollout of the new training architecture, your driving feedback is more actionable than ever before. And Comma is making it easier to contribute. In a Reddit post shared by Adeeb from Comma, drivers were encouraged to actively participate in shaping openpilot’s behavior through structured feedback. The
Driver Monitoring (DM) has been a persistent hot topic in the Comma community, especially for users who find the current model a bit too sensitive. In a recent discussion, Adeeb Shihadeh, Chief Product Officer at Comma.ai, shared some rare behind-the-scenes insight into where things stand — and where they’re headed. “We have not worked on
At a cursory glance, Openpilot 0.9.9 may not look like the most interesting release, but it’s quietly laying the groundwork for a smarter, more versatile self-driving future. Not only that, but Tesla support is now official and there are significant under-the-hood improvements to the vision model and OS stack. And while Rivian updates aren’t part
The Openpilot community just got a powerful new tool to make sharing driving footage easier than ever. Openpilot contributor Trey has launched a new Discord-based video clipping bot, making it simple for users to create short clips (up to 60 seconds) from their connect.comma.ai drives — right from within Discord. This new tool builds on