Jason, C9本科+QS50 PhD，已发表CCF-A论文2篇，CCF-B论文若干。现任国内TOP主机厂算法专家，目前从事端到端、大模型、世界模型等前沿算法的 预研和量产，并已主持和完成多项自动驾驶感知和端到端算法的产品量产交付，拥有丰富的端到端算法研发和实战经验。 这门课程讲如何展开 第一章：端到端算法介绍 点击下方 卡片 ，关注" 自动驾驶之心 "公众号 戳我-> 领取 自动驾驶近30个 方向 学习 路线 端到端与VLA涉及的核心内容包括BEV感知、视觉语言模型VLM、扩散模型、强化学习等等。通过学习端到端与VLA自动驾驶，可以掌握学术界和工业 界最前沿的技术栈。 为此我们联合 工业界大佬 开展了这门《端到端与VLA自动驾驶小班课》正式结课啦，随到随学（视频+答疑）！课程包含二段式端到端与一段式端到端 前沿算法的细致讲解，基本上都是工业界和学术界的Baseline。 扫码报名！抢占课程名额 讲师介绍 第一章主要是针对端到端自动驾驶概括性的内容讲解，这一章老师会带大家盘一下端到端的发展历史，端到端这个概念是怎么来了，为什么从模块化的 方法发展到端到端。一段式、二段式再到现在的VLA范式，每一种范式都有哪 ...

点击下方 卡片 ，关注" 自动驾驶之心 "公众号 戳我-> 领取 自动驾驶近30个 方向 学习 路线 最近和业内专家jason老师讨论了很多，分享一个最近被问到很多的问题： 世界模型是不是端到端？ 答案是明确的：不是。 其实世界模型和端到端都不指某个具体的技术，而是一类具备某些特定能力的模型。 端到端自动驾驶可以这么定义：没有显示的信息处理与决策逻辑，一端接受信息输入，另一端输出决策结果的模型。 世界模型使用类似的定义：它接受信息输入，内在建立起对整个世界/环境的完整认知，能够重建、预测未来变化的模型。 所以世界模型是一种实现端到端自动驾驶的途径。 先前平台打造的《端到端与VLA自动驾驶小班课》备受大家好评，因此我们进一步推出这门世界模型小班课， 课程聚焦于通用世界模型、视频生成、OCC生成等 世界模型算法，涵盖特斯拉世界模型、李飞飞团队Marble等。欢迎大家加入学习~ 早鸟优惠！开课即止~ 讲师介绍 Jason：C9本科+QS50 PhD，已发表CCF-A论文2篇，CCF-B论文若干。现任国内TOP主机厂算法专家，目前从事端到端、大模型、世界模型等前沿算法的预研和量 产，并已主持和完成多项自动驾驶感知和端 ...

点击下方 卡片 ，关注" 自动驾驶之心 "公众号 戳我-> 领取 自动驾驶近30个 方向 学习 路线 最近很多中游厂商联系自动驾驶之心，想要挖掘端到端、VLA方向的技术人才，明年会投入更多的资源进行落地，对于经验丰富的专家级人才，基本上都是百万年 薪起步了。 针对工业界明确的需求，自动驾驶之心联合了诸多大佬 大佬开展了 《面向量产的端到端实战小班课》、《端到端与VLA自动驾驶小班课》和《自动驾驶VLA和大 模型实战课程》！ 入门、进阶、求职全部打通！ 扫码报名！抢占课程名额 端到端与VLA自动驾驶课程 由工业界大佬带队！ 这门课程则聚焦在端到端自动驾驶的宏观领域，梳理一段式/两段式方向的重点算法和理论基础，详细讲解了BEV感知、大语言模型、扩散模 型和强化学习。课程设计了两大实战：基于扩散模型的Diffusino Planner和基于VLA的ORION算法。课程大纲如下： 课程老师介绍：Jason, C9本科+QS50 PhD，已发表CCF-A论文2篇，CCF-B论文若干。现任国内TOP主机厂算法专家，目前从事端到端、大模型、世界模型等前沿算 法的预研和量产，并已主持和完成多项自动驾驶感知和端到端算法的产品量 ...

这几个月其实很多小伙伴联系柱哥咨询未来的建议，有工作两三年的也有硕士甚至本科生。他们在刚接触这个领域时，往往会遇到很多问题。从模块化的量产算 法发展到端到端，再到如今的VLA。核心算法涉及BEV感知、视觉语言模型VLM、扩散模型、强化学习、世界模型等等。通过学习端到端与VLA自动驾驶，可以 掌握学术界和工业界最前沿的技术方向。据现有行业的发展来看，端到端和VLA的岗位快要饱和，留下的窗口期没多久了...... 很多同学的咨询如何快速高效的入门端到端和VLA。因此自动驾驶之心联合了 工业界 和 学术界 的大佬开展了 《端到端与VLA自动驾驶小班课》 和 《自动驾驶 VLA和大模型实战课程》 ！ 扫码报名！优惠名额仅剩6个 扫码报名！抢占课程名额 课程大纲 自动驾驶VLA与大模型实战课程 由学术界大佬带队！ 这门课程聚焦在VLA领域，从VLM作为自动驾驶解释器开始，到模块化VLA、一体化VLA，再到当前主流的推理增强VLA。三大自动驾驶 VLA领域全面梳理， 非常适合刚接触大模型、VLA的同学。 课程也配套了详细的理论基础梳理，Vision/Language/Acition三大模块、强化学习、扩散模型等等基 础， ...

Core Viewpoint - 2023 marks the year of end-to-end production, with 2024 expected to be a significant year for end-to-end production in the automotive industry, as leading new forces and manufacturers have already achieved end-to-end production [1][3]. Group 1: End-to-End Production Development - The automotive industry is witnessing rapid development in end-to-end methods, particularly the one-stage approach exemplified by UniAD, which directly models vehicle trajectories from sensor inputs [1][3]. - There are two main paradigms in the industry: one-stage and two-stage methods, with the one-stage approach gaining traction and leading to various derivatives based on perception, world models, diffusion models, and VLA [3][5]. Group 2: Course Overview - A course titled "End-to-End and VLA Autonomous Driving" has been launched, focusing on cutting-edge algorithms in both one-stage and two-stage end-to-end methods, aimed at bridging academic and industrial advancements [5][15]. - The course is structured into several chapters, covering the history and evolution of end-to-end methods, background knowledge on VLA, and detailed discussions on both one-stage and two-stage approaches [9][10][12]. Group 3: Key Technologies - The course emphasizes critical technologies such as BEV perception, visual language models (VLM), diffusion models, and reinforcement learning, which are essential for mastering the latest advancements in autonomous driving [5][11][19]. - The second chapter of the course is highlighted as containing the most frequently asked technical keywords for job interviews in the next two years [10]. Group 4: Practical Applications - The course includes practical assignments, such as RLHF fine-tuning, allowing participants to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios and understand how to build and experiment with pre-trained and reinforcement learning modules [13][19]. - The curriculum also covers various subfields of one-stage end-to-end methods, including those based on perception, world models, diffusion models, and VLA, providing a comprehensive understanding of the current landscape in autonomous driving technology [14][19].

Core Insights - The article discusses the evolution of end-to-end algorithms in autonomous driving, highlighting the transition from modular production algorithms to end-to-end and now to Vision-Language Alignment (VLA) models [1][3] - It emphasizes the rich technology stack involved in end-to-end algorithms, including BEV perception, visual language models (VLM), diffusion models, reinforcement learning, and world models [3] Summary by Sections End-to-End Algorithms - End-to-end algorithms are categorized into two main paradigms: single-stage and two-stage, with UniAD being a representative of the single-stage approach [1] - Single-stage can further branch into various subfields, particularly those based on VLA, which have seen a surge in related publications and industrial applications in recent years [1] Courses Offered - The article promotes two courses: "End-to-End and VLA Autonomous Driving Small Class" and "Practical Course on Autonomous Driving VLA and Large Models," aimed at helping individuals quickly and efficiently enter the field [3] - The "Practical Course" focuses on VLA, covering topics from VLM as an autonomous driving interpreter to modular and integrated VLA, along with detailed theoretical foundations [3][12] Instructor Team - The instructor team includes experts from both academia and industry, with backgrounds in multi-modal perception, autonomous driving VLA, and large model frameworks [8][11][14] - Notable instructors have published numerous papers in top-tier conferences and have extensive experience in research and practical applications in autonomous driving and large models [8][11][14] Target Audience - The courses are designed for individuals with a foundational understanding of autonomous driving, familiar with basic modules, and have knowledge of transformer models, reinforcement learning, and BEV perception [15][17]

Core Viewpoint - 2023 marks the year of end-to-end production, with 2024 expected to be a significant year for end-to-end production in the automotive industry, as leading new forces and manufacturers have already achieved end-to-end production [1][3]. Group 1: End-to-End Production Development - The automotive industry is witnessing rapid development in end-to-end production, particularly in one-stage and two-stage paradigms, with one-stage methods like UniAD being prominent [1][3]. - Various one-stage methods have emerged, including perception-based, world model-based, diffusion model-based, and VLA-based approaches, indicating a strong push from both autonomous driving companies and vehicle manufacturers towards self-research and mass production of end-to-end autonomous driving [3][5]. Group 2: Course Overview - A course titled "End-to-End and VLA Autonomous Driving" has been launched, focusing on cutting-edge algorithms in both one-stage and two-stage end-to-end methods, aimed at bridging academic and industrial advancements [5][15]. - The course is structured into several chapters, covering topics such as the history and evolution of end-to-end algorithms, background knowledge on VLA, and detailed discussions on two-stage and one-stage end-to-end methods [9][10][12]. Group 3: Key Technologies and Techniques - The course emphasizes key technologies such as BEV perception, visual language models (VLM), diffusion models, and reinforcement learning, which are essential for mastering the latest advancements in autonomous driving [5][11]. - The second chapter of the course is highlighted as crucial for understanding the most frequently asked technical keywords in job interviews over the next two years [10]. Group 4: Practical Applications and Outcomes - The course includes practical assignments, such as RLHF fine-tuning, allowing participants to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios and understand how to build and experiment with reinforcement learning modules [13][19]. - By completing the course, participants are expected to reach a level equivalent to one year of experience as an end-to-end autonomous driving algorithm engineer, gaining a comprehensive understanding of various methodologies and their applications [19].

Core Insights - The article discusses the evolution of end-to-end algorithms in autonomous driving, highlighting the transition from modular production algorithms to end-to-end and now to Vision-Language Alignment (VLA) models [1][3] - It emphasizes the rich technology stack involved in end-to-end algorithms, including BEV perception, visual language models (VLM), diffusion models, reinforcement learning, and world models [3][10] Summary by Sections End-to-End Algorithms - End-to-end algorithms are categorized into two main paradigms: single-stage and two-stage, with UniAD being a representative of the single-stage approach [1] - Single-stage can further branch into various subfields, particularly those based on VLA, which have seen a surge in related publications and industrial applications in recent years [1] VLA and Course Offerings - The article mentions the launch of courses aimed at helping individuals quickly and efficiently learn about end-to-end and VLA in autonomous driving, featuring collaboration between industry and academia [3] - The "VLA and Large Model Practical Course" focuses on VLA, covering topics from VLM as an autonomous driving interpreter to modular and integrated VLA approaches [3] Course Structure and Faculty - The course structure includes a comprehensive overview of VLA, with detailed theoretical foundations in Vision, Language, and Action, as well as practical assignments to build VLA models and datasets from scratch [3][10] - The teaching team consists of experienced professionals from top academic institutions and industry, with backgrounds in multimodal perception, autonomous driving, and large model frameworks [7][9][10] Target Audience and Requirements - The courses are designed for individuals with a foundational understanding of autonomous driving and familiarity with key technologies such as transformer models, reinforcement learning, and BEV perception [13] - Participants are expected to have a basic knowledge of probability theory, linear algebra, and programming skills in Python and PyTorch [13]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the evolution of end-to-end (E2E) autonomous driving technology, emphasizing the transition from rule-based to data-driven approaches, and highlights the limitations of current models in handling complex scenarios. It introduces Visual Language Models (VLM) and Visual Language Agents (VLA) as potential solutions to enhance the capabilities of autonomous driving systems [2][3]. Summary by Sections Introduction to VLA - VLA represents a shift from merely imitating human behavior to understanding and interacting with the physical world, addressing the limitations of traditional E2E models in complex driving scenarios [2]. Challenges in Autonomous Driving - The VLA technology stack is still evolving, with numerous algorithms emerging, indicating a lack of convergence in the field [3]. Course Overview - A course titled "Autonomous Driving VLA and Large Model Practical Course" is being prepared to address various aspects of VLA, including its origins, algorithms, and practical applications [5]. Learning Objectives - The course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of VLA, covering topics such as data set creation, model training, and performance enhancement [5][17]. Course Structure - The course is structured into several chapters, each focusing on different aspects of VLA, including algorithm introduction, foundational knowledge, VLM as an interpreter, modular and integrated VLA, reasoning enhancement, and practical assignments [20][26][31][34][36]. Instructor Background - The instructors have extensive experience in multimodal perception, autonomous driving, and large model frameworks, contributing to the course's credibility [38]. Expected Outcomes - Participants are expected to gain a thorough understanding of current advancements in VLA, master core algorithms, and be able to apply their knowledge in practical settings [39][40]. Course Schedule - The course is set to begin on October 20, with a structured timeline for each chapter's release [43].

Core Insights - The article discusses the transition in intelligent driving technology from rule-driven to data-driven approaches, highlighting the emergence of VLA (Vision-Language Action) as a more straightforward and effective method compared to traditional end-to-end systems [1][2] - The challenges in the current VLA technology stack are emphasized, including the complexity and fragmentation of knowledge, which makes it difficult for newcomers to enter the field [2][3] - A new practical course on VLA has been developed to address these challenges, providing a structured learning path for students interested in advanced knowledge in autonomous driving [3][4][5] Summary by Sections Introduction to VLA - The article introduces VLA as a significant advancement in autonomous driving, offering a cleaner approach than traditional end-to-end systems, while also addressing corner cases more effectively [1] Challenges in Learning VLA - The article outlines the difficulties faced by learners in navigating the complex and fragmented knowledge landscape of VLA, which includes a plethora of algorithms and a lack of high-quality documentation [2] Course Development - A new course titled "Autonomous Driving VLA Practical Course" has been created to provide a comprehensive overview of the VLA technology stack, aiming to facilitate easier entry into the field for students [3][4] Course Features - The course is designed to address key pain points, offering quick entry into the subject matter through accessible language and examples [3] - It aims to build a framework for understanding VLA research and enhance research capabilities by teaching students how to categorize papers and extract innovative points [4] - The course includes practical components to ensure that theoretical knowledge is effectively applied in real-world scenarios [5] Course Outline - The course covers various topics, including the origins of VLA, foundational algorithms, and the differences between modular and integrated VLA systems [6][15][19][20] - It also includes practical coding exercises and projects to reinforce learning and application of concepts [22][24][26] Instructor Background - The course is led by experienced instructors with a strong background in multi-modal perception, autonomous driving, and large model frameworks, ensuring high-quality education [27] Learning Outcomes - Upon completion, students are expected to have a thorough understanding of current advancements in VLA, core algorithms, and the ability to apply their knowledge in practical settings [28][29]