- Coaxials dataset was created in a research on the semantic segmentation task of automonous mobility robots operating near humans.
- The dataset contains coaxial color (RGB) images and long wavelength infrared (LWIR) images captured with the same optical axis.
- As a notable feature of the dataset, one of the annotated labels is "glass", such as windows, walls, and automatic doors. Glass is transparent in color images but opaque in LWIR images.
- According to our paper, you can detect transparent glass using coaxial RGB and LWIR images.
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The images was captured with a coaxial camera, FIRplus, manufactured by the ViewPlus Corporation, Japan.
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The dataset contains 17,023 image pairs, which is divided into 8,050 pairs of learning data, 8,373 pairs of evaluation data, and 600 pairs of verification data.
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Nine labels were annotated: glass, pedestrian, road, aisle, tree, bicycle, car, devaluation, and curb.
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The images were captured in eight lighting condition: daytime (clear sky, cloudy, rainy, snowy, indoor), evening, and night.
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Examples of image# Images and annotations
- Coaxials dataset is available on google drive. The file size is about 3 GB.
- If you use Coaxials dataset in your work, please cite the following paper.
@PROCEEDINGS{coaxials-2019, title = {Simultaneous transparent and non-transparent object segmentation with multispectral scenes}, author = {Okazawa, Atsuro and Takahata, Tomoyuki and Harada, Tatsuya}, booktitle = {2019 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS2019)}, year = {2019} }