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Siritaka: open source VW platform

March 10th, 2009 (Visited 3205 times) Tags:

Phasing Grace has a post about an open source Stanford project called Siritaka. There’s a few videos there. It’s apparently launching soon.


Sirikata Teaser from Sirikata on Vimeo.

The teaser trailer has much the same generic VW look that is becoming the standard these days — nice looking avatar, too! — but I have not yet had time to dig into the technical talk.

Sirikata Architecture from Sirikata on Vimeo.

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