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UAV3D: A Large-scale 3D Perception Benchmark for Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

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arxiv 2410.11125 v2 pith:TZAK7ZDL submitted 2024-10-14 cs.CV

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keywords perceptionobjectapplicationsbenchmarkuav3daerialdetectionsingle-uav
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Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), equipped with cameras, are employed in numerous applications, including aerial photography, surveillance, and agriculture. In these applications, robust object detection and tracking are essential for the effective deployment of UAVs. However, existing benchmarks for UAV applications are mainly designed for traditional 2D perception tasks, restricting the development of real-world applications that require a 3D understanding of the environment. Furthermore, despite recent advancements in single-UAV perception, limited views of a single UAV platform significantly constrain its perception capabilities over long distances or in occluded areas. To address these challenges, we introduce UAV3D, a benchmark designed to advance research in both 3D and collaborative 3D perception tasks with UAVs. UAV3D comprises 1,000 scenes, each of which has 20 frames with fully annotated 3D bounding boxes on vehicles. We provide the benchmark for four 3D perception tasks: single-UAV 3D object detection, single-UAV object tracking, collaborative-UAV 3D object detection, and collaborative-UAV object tracking. Our dataset and code are available at https://huiyegit.github.io/UAV3D_Benchmark/.

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  1. Is Intermediate Fusion All You Need for UAV-based Collaborative Perception?

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    A late-intermediate fusion method that transmits only 2D and 3D detection boxes and confidence scores among UAVs, then injects them into the receiver's BEV features, achieves 72.1% mAP on UAV3D with minimal bandwidth.

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