<p>With the rapid development of intelligent new energy vehicles, there is an increasing demand for datasets that can jointly characterize traffic environments, vehicle control behaviors, and powertrain energy responses. Existing public datasets often focus on perception tasks or isolated research directions, making them insufficient for system-level closed-loop studies. To address this gap, we present 3ITVP (Intelligent Transportation, Intelligent Vehicle, Intelligent Power), a full-chain dataset built on a high-fidelity digital twin platform. The dataset approaches from the perspectives of five types of vehicles: ordinary cars, including both electric and fuel vehicles; light trucks; semi-trailers; logistics vehicles and buses, exploring their driving conditions and behaviors. Rigorously time-synchronized multimodal data is provided, and systematically covers key aspects of intelligent transportation, autonomous driving and new energy technologies. In addition to long-horizon continuous driving behaviors, 3ITVP includes a wide range of special event cases, supporting research on perception, decision-making, planning and control, energy management, and Sim-to-Real transfer.</p>

错误:搜索内容不能为空,请输入英文关键词
错误:关键词超出字数限制,请精简
高级检索

A Full-Chain Dataset for Intelligent New Energy Vehicles based on High-fidelity Digital Twin Platform

  • Zhengxian Chen,
  • Yuyang Pan,
  • Tianyang Gong,
  • Chenggang Zhang,
  • Yunwei Li,
  • Jieyu Wang,
  • Huanan Wang,
  • Wenfeng Guo,
  • Mingqiang Wang,
  • Chaosheng Huang,
  • Jun Li

摘要

With the rapid development of intelligent new energy vehicles, there is an increasing demand for datasets that can jointly characterize traffic environments, vehicle control behaviors, and powertrain energy responses. Existing public datasets often focus on perception tasks or isolated research directions, making them insufficient for system-level closed-loop studies. To address this gap, we present 3ITVP (Intelligent Transportation, Intelligent Vehicle, Intelligent Power), a full-chain dataset built on a high-fidelity digital twin platform. The dataset approaches from the perspectives of five types of vehicles: ordinary cars, including both electric and fuel vehicles; light trucks; semi-trailers; logistics vehicles and buses, exploring their driving conditions and behaviors. Rigorously time-synchronized multimodal data is provided, and systematically covers key aspects of intelligent transportation, autonomous driving and new energy technologies. In addition to long-horizon continuous driving behaviors, 3ITVP includes a wide range of special event cases, supporting research on perception, decision-making, planning and control, energy management, and Sim-to-Real transfer.