ODD coverage map
Geo, weather, road class, and time-of-day targets tied to your safety narrative instead of open-ended collection.
Perception debt shows up as phantom braking, missed vulnerable road users, or map drift, not in lab mAP slides. Datasets should mirror the sensor suites, geographies, and ODDs you claim in safety cases.
Autonomous systems training data collection produces labeled multisensor recordings: objects, lanes, occupancy, and behavior, with geographic and weather coverage, consent where faces or plates appear, and QA suited to safety-critical perception and prediction models.
ADAS teams and robotaxi programs both need explicit coverage matrices. A generic object-detection set does not replace logging in your target markets with your camera-LiDAR extrinsics and rolling shutter behavior.
| Layer | Labels | Risk if skipped |
|---|---|---|
| 2D detection | Boxes, attributes | Scale errors at long range |
| 3D fusion | Cuboids, point-wise class | Phantom objects in rain |
| Lane / path | Polylines, topology | Construction-zone failures |
| Behavior | Intent, cut-in tags | Prediction lag in highway merge |
We integrate capture with compute and sensor programs on AI hardware you build so thermal, sync, and storage are designed together.
Geo, weather, road class, and time-of-day targets tied to your safety narrative instead of open-ended collection.
Calibration-aware pipelines for camera, LiDAR, radar with consistent timestamps and pose.
Sequence consistency checks, inter-frame cuboid stability, and tiered QA for safety-critical classes.
Face and plate blur, geofencing, retention limits, and export controls where applicable.
ADAS ODDs are narrower but still need hard-negative highway scenarios and sensor-specific noise. Label taxonomies and eval splits should match the features you ship, not a generic urban set.
Yes. Many programs keep raw logs inside your cloud with annotator access via controlled tooling and no permanent export of raw video.
No. We supply governed training and eval data. Homologation, simulation, and on-road validation stay with your program and your safety team.