I love how artisanal this all looks :) loved it,(reply>), The side stepping of all the red tape is pretty incredible. It seems odd they are 3D printing everything and building this all from stock phones they buy in bulk but then if you consider that all of this allows them to say it's a kit and people are just doing what they feel like doing with their cars and their phones is interesting. It suggests that before we live in a world where robotic taxi fleets zip you from place to place we will live in a world where a car someone got when they were 16 has now been upgraded to drive itself and even after being pulled over by the cops for looking at your phone while driving it's unclear to the cop or the judge or the government that some tech was being trusted to drive that car. Compare that to the regulatory nightmare everyone else deals with and it would seem there is a major legal overhead savings in the comma AI approach. But will it really provide enough of what the user wants? Well they say they are android. That they aren't iOS. And that it's an eco system that will ultimately prevail. That's a great pitch but we will have to wait and see how extensive the "let's get my car to drive itself" market ends up being. It's not zero so that's good. And that means that Comma AI is likely to succeed enough to get the the next phase where their system can begin to get more sophisticated.