Debugging a Critical Timing Issue: How Adding LiDAR Streaming Froze My Autonomous Robot
It's 2am. My robot is frozen. Not crashed, not erroring, just... vibing. Sitting there. Motors off. Completely checked out. I've been debugging for 8 hours and
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