AV-Atlas paper-scanning tool and py123d framework unveiled at SSAD 2026 for autonomous driving research
abursuc · x · 2026-09-18
At #ssad2026, the kesailabs team and Holger Caesar presented two resources: py123d, a framework bridging essentially all public autonomous driving datasets, and AV-Atlas, a tool for scanning and connecting AD papers. AV-Atlas surfaces ascending/descending topics, areas of industry (non-)interest, must-read papers, main collaborator cliques, per-country publication stats and researcher career-stage breakdowns.
Related event: py123d and KITScenes Released to Unify Autonomous Driving Datasets(3 posts)→
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