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FlashRT-PAI: Fast Kernels Are Not Fast Pipelines for Physical AI Inference
Vision-language-action (VLA), video-action (VA), and world action models (WAMs) form the backbone of modern physical AI systems, yet their real-time single-batch inference remains a defining bottleneck. Latency is dominated not by individual kernel computation, but by system-level overhead: thousand
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