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Main Authors: Yazgan, Melih, Hamdard, Iramm, Wu, Qiyuan, Zoellner, J. Marius
Format: Preprint
Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.00416
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author Yazgan, Melih
Hamdard, Iramm
Wu, Qiyuan
Zoellner, J. Marius
author_facet Yazgan, Melih
Hamdard, Iramm
Wu, Qiyuan
Zoellner, J. Marius
contents Cooperative perception is important for autonomous driving but remains fragile when cameras and LiDAR degrade in adverse weather. We address this challenge by integrating 4D imaging radar as a weather-robust modality into collaborative perception and introducing a Doppler-guided spatial attention mechanism for multi-agent fusion. Our approach extends two representative backbones: a radar-camera pipeline where radar substitutes LiDAR, and a LiDAR-radar pipeline where radar complements LiDAR. To support evaluation, we release radar-augmented benchmarks, OPV2V-R and Adver-City-R, with physics-based LiDAR degradation. Experiments show strong robustness gains in fog and rain, including substantial improvements when radar replaces degraded LiDAR. Additional validation on MAN TruckScenes demonstrates transfer beyond simulation. Overall, our results highlight 4D imaging radar as a robust modality for all-weather collaborative perception. Dataset and code are available at: https://url.fzi.de/SlimComm.
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spellingShingle 4D Radar Meets LiDAR and Camera: Cooperative Perception under Adverse Weather
Yazgan, Melih
Hamdard, Iramm
Wu, Qiyuan
Zoellner, J. Marius
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Cooperative perception is important for autonomous driving but remains fragile when cameras and LiDAR degrade in adverse weather. We address this challenge by integrating 4D imaging radar as a weather-robust modality into collaborative perception and introducing a Doppler-guided spatial attention mechanism for multi-agent fusion. Our approach extends two representative backbones: a radar-camera pipeline where radar substitutes LiDAR, and a LiDAR-radar pipeline where radar complements LiDAR. To support evaluation, we release radar-augmented benchmarks, OPV2V-R and Adver-City-R, with physics-based LiDAR degradation. Experiments show strong robustness gains in fog and rain, including substantial improvements when radar replaces degraded LiDAR. Additional validation on MAN TruckScenes demonstrates transfer beyond simulation. Overall, our results highlight 4D imaging radar as a robust modality for all-weather collaborative perception. Dataset and code are available at: https://url.fzi.de/SlimComm.
title 4D Radar Meets LiDAR and Camera: Cooperative Perception under Adverse Weather
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.00416