OmniRe
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Overview :
OmniRe is a comprehensive method for efficiently reconstructing high-fidelity dynamic urban scenes from device logs. This technology achieves a complete reconstruction of different objects in the scene by constructing a dynamic neural scene graph based on Gaussian representations and building multiple local canonical spaces to simulate various dynamic actors, including vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists. OmniRe enables comprehensive reconstruction of different objects present in a scene, allowing for real-time simulation of reconstructed scenes involving all participants. Extensive evaluations on the Waymo dataset show that OmniRe significantly outperforms previous state-of-the-art methods both quantitatively and qualitatively.
Target Users :
OmniRe is designed for urban planners, traffic engineers, autonomous vehicle technology researchers, and virtual reality content creators. It provides high-fidelity urban scene reconstruction, which is crucial for traffic simulation, urban planning, and testing autonomous driving systems.
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Use Cases
Simulate urban traffic flow to optimize traffic management strategies.
Simulate a complex urban environment during autonomous vehicle testing.
Create realistic urban backgrounds for virtual reality games and applications.
Features
Use neural radiance fields or Gaussian splatting to reconstruct dynamic scenes
Ignore pedestrians and other non-vehicle dynamic actors
Construct dynamic neural scene graphs based on Gaussian representations
Simulate rigid body transformations for vehicle movements
Fit near-distance walking pedestrians using a template-based SMPL model
Reconstruct distant and other non-template dynamic actors using self-supervised deformation fields
Support real-time (~60Hz) scene simulation, including all participants
How to Use
1. Visit the OmniRe product page.
2. Read the product introduction and feature overview.
3. Download and install the necessary software or libraries.
4. Prepare device log data for the urban scene.
5. Use the OmniRe tool to import the log data.
6. Adjust reconstruction parameters as needed, such as the simulation accuracy of dynamic actors.
7. Initiate the scene reconstruction process and wait for the calculations to complete.
8. Use the reconstructed scene for simulation or further analysis.
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