Awesome; this is great work!
One little nit, however: it should be important to note that this is not an open-source VIO system. It's licensed for research purposes only; anything else requires a commercial license from UCLA.
One little nit, however: it should be important to note that this is not an open-source VIO system. It's licensed for research purposes only; anything else requires a commercial license from UCLA.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_and_open-source_software
EDIT: nevermind, I guess it's just source-available software.
Not by contemporary language standards.
The fact that the Open Source Initiative published a document controlling the use of a certification logo doesn't mean they own the term.