Benchmark tests multi-camera 3D tracking across synthetic and real spaces

The dataset combines synchronized indoor video, dense 3D annotations, appearance-transferred imagery and held-out real-world evaluation.

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Yuxing Wang · Yizhou Wang · Anqi Li · Shuo Wang · Sameer Satish Pusegaonkar · Haoquan Liang · +10 more

NVIDIA · Santa Clara University

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Wang and colleagues present Physical AI Smart Spaces, a benchmark for tracking people, robots and industrial vehicles in 3D across networks of fixed cameras.

The authors assembled 139 multi-camera scenes comprising 1,799 synchronized 1080p camera streams from warehouse-dominated indoor settings, alongside hospitals, retail venues and related spaces.

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NVIDIA's Physical AI Smart Spaces benchmark provides 280+ hours of multi-camera 3D perception data for warehouses and smart spaces.

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