Sensor Simulation
Sensor simulation aims to create realistic virtual sensor data, enabling algorithm development and testing without the cost and limitations of real-world experiments. Current research emphasizes physically-based models, particularly for LiDAR and camera data, often incorporating techniques like ray tracing, neural radiance fields (NeRFs), and generative adversarial networks (GANs) to enhance realism. This work is crucial for advancing autonomous systems, robotics, and healthcare applications by providing large, diverse, and controlled datasets for training and evaluating algorithms, ultimately bridging the "sim2real" gap and improving system robustness.
Papers
MARS: An Instance-aware, Modular and Realistic Simulator for Autonomous Driving
Zirui Wu, Tianyu Liu, Liyi Luo, Zhide Zhong, Jianteng Chen, Hongmin Xiao, Chao Hou, Haozhe Lou, Yuantao Chen, Runyi Yang, Yuxin Huang, Xiaoyu Ye, Zike Yan, Yongliang Shi, Yiyi Liao, Hao Zhao
MapNeRF: Incorporating Map Priors into Neural Radiance Fields for Driving View Simulation
Chenming Wu, Jiadai Sun, Zhelun Shen, Liangjun Zhang