RS2AD-LiDAR reconstructs vehicle LiDAR data from roadside observations via coordinate transformation, virtual LiDAR modeling and resampling, claimed as the first such method, with experiments showing improved object detection when mixed with real data.
In: 2004 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS) (IEEE Cat
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GRCA uses emitter-centric geometric culling of rays per triangle to accelerate LiDAR simulation in arbitrarily dynamic scenes, reporting up to 14.55x speedup over Embree and 7.97x over OptiX.
Integrates iterative learning control with a torque library to enable high-precision adaptive locomotion on bipedal and quadrupedal robots, reducing tracking errors by up to 85% and achieving over 30x faster control rates.
STPR uses LLMs to generate Python constraint functions from natural language instructions, then applies them via traditional search algorithms to point clouds in simulated Gazebo robot environments with reported full compliance.
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RS2AD-LiDAR: End-to-End Autonomous Driving LiDAR Data Generation from Roadside Sensor Observations
RS2AD-LiDAR reconstructs vehicle LiDAR data from roadside observations via coordinate transformation, virtual LiDAR modeling and resampling, claimed as the first such method, with experiments showing improved object detection when mixed with real data.
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Geometrically Approximated Modeling for Emitter-Centric Ray-Triangle Filtering in Arbitrarily Dynamic LiDAR Simulation
GRCA uses emitter-centric geometric culling of rays per triangle to accelerate LiDAR simulation in arbitrarily dynamic scenes, reporting up to 14.55x speedup over Embree and 7.97x over OptiX.
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Iteratively Learning Muscle Memory for Legged Robots to Master Adaptive and High Precision Locomotion
Integrates iterative learning control with a torque library to enable high-precision adaptive locomotion on bipedal and quadrupedal robots, reducing tracking errors by up to 85% and achieving over 30x faster control rates.
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"Don't Do That!": Guiding Embodied Systems through Large Language Model-based Constraint Generation
STPR uses LLMs to generate Python constraint functions from natural language instructions, then applies them via traditional search algorithms to point clouds in simulated Gazebo robot environments with reported full compliance.