FisheyeMODNet: Moving Object detection on Surround-view Cameras for Autonomous Driving

Moving Object Detection (MOD) is an important task for achieving robust autonomous driving. An autonomous vehicle has to estimate collision risk with other interacting objects in the environment and calculate an optional trajectory. Collision risk is typically higher for moving objects than static o...

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Published in:arXiv.org 2019-08
Main Authors: Yahiaoui, Marie, Rashed, Hazem, Mariotti, Letizia, Sistu, Ganesh, Clancy, Ian, Yahiaoui, Lucie, Kumar, Varun Ravi, Yogamani, Senthil
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Cameras
Coders
Collision dynamics
Decision making
Embedded systems
Fuel consumption
Image detection
Moving object recognition
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Summary:Moving Object Detection (MOD) is an important task for achieving robust autonomous driving. An autonomous vehicle has to estimate collision risk with other interacting objects in the environment and calculate an optional trajectory. Collision risk is typically higher for moving objects than static ones due to the need to estimate the future states and poses of the objects for decision making. This is particularly important for near-range objects around the vehicle which are typically detected by a fisheye surround-view system that captures a 360{\deg} view of the scene. In this work, we propose a CNN architecture for moving object detection using fisheye images that were captured in autonomous driving environment. As motion geometry is highly non-linear and unique for fisheye cameras, we will make an improved version of the current dataset public to encourage further research. To target embedded deployment, we design a lightweight encoder sharing weights across sequential images. The proposed network runs at 15 fps on a 1 teraflops automotive embedded system at accuracy of 40% IoU and 69.5% mIoU.
ISSN:2331-8422