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A Multi-Modal Fisheye, GPS, and CAN-Bus Dataset for Autonomous Valet Parking

2026-07-18 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

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One-line summary

A synchronized multi-modal driving dataset collected from a real autonomous valet parking (AVP) platform in a parking lot (Beijing, 116.235E, 40.139N) on January 8, 2026.

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Key topics: autonomous driving, control. See the paper for implementation details and experimental results.

Chinese explanation / 中文解读

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Original abstract

A synchronized multi-modal driving dataset collected from a real autonomous valet parking (AVP) platform in a parking lot (Beijing, 116.235E, 40.139N) on January 8, 2026. The dataset contains 4 driving segments (438.9 s total, 8785 synchronized frames, 597.8 m) with three sensor modalities: - Front fisheye camera: 240x320 BGR8 images at 20 Hz (~180 deg field of view) - GPS: 10 Hz, 21 fields (lat/lon, local xg/yg, heading, velocity, satellite count) - Vehicle CAN bus: 20 Hz, 14 fields (steering angle, target speed, gear, turn signals, lights) Each segment folder contains images/, gps.csv, can.csv, images.csv, meta.json. Average vehicle speed 1.4 m/s (peak 3.1 m/s). 242 significant steering events (>5 deg change). NOTE: CAN target_speed and target_accel are constantly zero on this platform (longitudinal control handled by a separate low-level controller).

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