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author Armanious, Karim
Quach, Maurice
Ulrich, Michael
Winterling, Timo
Friesen, Johannes
Braun, Sascha
Jenet, Daniel
Feldman, Yuri
Kosman, Eitan
Rapp, Philipp
Fischer, Volker
Sons, Marc
Kohns, Lukas
Eckstein, Daniel
Egbert, Daniela
Letsch, Simone
Voege, Corinna
Huttner, Felix
Bartler, Alexander
Maiwald, Robert
Lin, Yancong
Rüegg, Ulf
Gläser, Claudius
Bischoff, Bastian
Freess, Jascha
Haug, Karsten
Klee, Kathrin
Caesar, Holger
author_facet Armanious, Karim
Quach, Maurice
Ulrich, Michael
Winterling, Timo
Friesen, Johannes
Braun, Sascha
Jenet, Daniel
Feldman, Yuri
Kosman, Eitan
Rapp, Philipp
Fischer, Volker
Sons, Marc
Kohns, Lukas
Eckstein, Daniel
Egbert, Daniela
Letsch, Simone
Voege, Corinna
Huttner, Felix
Bartler, Alexander
Maiwald, Robert
Lin, Yancong
Rüegg, Ulf
Gläser, Claudius
Bischoff, Bastian
Freess, Jascha
Haug, Karsten
Klee, Kathrin
Caesar, Holger
contents This paper introduces the Bosch street dataset (BSD), a novel multi-modal large-scale dataset aimed at promoting highly automated driving (HAD) and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) research. Unlike existing datasets, BSD offers a unique integration of high-resolution imaging radar, lidar, and camera sensors, providing unprecedented 360-degree coverage to bridge the current gap in high-resolution radar data availability. Spanning urban, rural, and highway environments, BSD enables detailed exploration into radar-based object detection and sensor fusion techniques. The dataset is aimed at facilitating academic and research collaborations between Bosch and current and future partners. This aims to foster joint efforts in developing cutting-edge HAD and ADAS technologies. The paper describes the dataset's key attributes, including its scalability, radar resolution, and labeling methodology. Key offerings also include initial benchmarks for sensor modalities and a development kit tailored for extensive data analysis and performance evaluation, underscoring our commitment to contributing valuable resources to the HAD and ADAS research community.
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spellingShingle Bosch Street Dataset: A Multi-Modal Dataset with Imaging Radar for Automated Driving
Armanious, Karim
Quach, Maurice
Ulrich, Michael
Winterling, Timo
Friesen, Johannes
Braun, Sascha
Jenet, Daniel
Feldman, Yuri
Kosman, Eitan
Rapp, Philipp
Fischer, Volker
Sons, Marc
Kohns, Lukas
Eckstein, Daniel
Egbert, Daniela
Letsch, Simone
Voege, Corinna
Huttner, Felix
Bartler, Alexander
Maiwald, Robert
Lin, Yancong
Rüegg, Ulf
Gläser, Claudius
Bischoff, Bastian
Freess, Jascha
Haug, Karsten
Klee, Kathrin
Caesar, Holger
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
This paper introduces the Bosch street dataset (BSD), a novel multi-modal large-scale dataset aimed at promoting highly automated driving (HAD) and advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) research. Unlike existing datasets, BSD offers a unique integration of high-resolution imaging radar, lidar, and camera sensors, providing unprecedented 360-degree coverage to bridge the current gap in high-resolution radar data availability. Spanning urban, rural, and highway environments, BSD enables detailed exploration into radar-based object detection and sensor fusion techniques. The dataset is aimed at facilitating academic and research collaborations between Bosch and current and future partners. This aims to foster joint efforts in developing cutting-edge HAD and ADAS technologies. The paper describes the dataset's key attributes, including its scalability, radar resolution, and labeling methodology. Key offerings also include initial benchmarks for sensor modalities and a development kit tailored for extensive data analysis and performance evaluation, underscoring our commitment to contributing valuable resources to the HAD and ADAS research community.
title Bosch Street Dataset: A Multi-Modal Dataset with Imaging Radar for Automated Driving
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Artificial Intelligence
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.12803