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Tesla VLM Track

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Inspiration

We wanted to build an AI-driven system that leverages vision-language models (VLMs) to enhance Tesla’s capabilities, possibly in autonomous systems, customer support, or AI-powered insights.

What it does

The project integrates LangChain with OpenAI’s GPT models (and potentially Groq’s models) to handle conversational AI, maintain session memory, and process vision-related inputs.

How we built it

We used LangChain to manage LLM interactions, session-based history storage, and potential multimodal processing through Groq’s vision-language models.

Challenges we ran into

Optimizing memory storage for multi-session interactions API constraints like token limits and response handling Tuning the model for accuracy in vision-language tasks

Accomplishments we're proud of

Successfully implemented session-based chat memory Integrated OpenAI’s GPT-4o-mini for fast, efficient responses Explored Groq’s vision-language models for potential enhancements

What we learned

How to efficiently manage session-based memory in LangChain The strengths and limitations of different LLM providers Strategies for optimizing AI models in constrained environments

What's next

Fine-tuning the model for specific Tesla-related applications Expanding the use of vision-language models for real-time insights Exploring hardware acceleration for on-device AI processing

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