BEVDet4D: Exploit Temporal Cues in Multi-camera 3D Object Detection

BEVDet4D: Cameras that learn motion from time, not just pictures

Cars with many cameras see the world, but one photo at a time misses a lot.
A new approach called BEVDet4D lets camera systems compare a scene now with the one a moment ago, so they catch movement and direction better.
By adding a simple step to fuse the old and new view, the system reads temporal cues that were hidden before, while cost barely goes up.

This makes speed guesses much better — the model cuts velocity error a lot — and vision-only systems now stand closer to those using fancy sensors.
It works with many lenses at once, so multi-camera cars can track cars and people more smoothly.
On a big test it reached a top 54.
5% score, beating the older camera method by a clear margin.

Easy to run and the code is shared for others to try.
If your phone or car could see time, not just single frames, they'd make smarter choices, and that feels promising for safer streets.

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BEVDet4D: Exploit Temporal Cues in Multi-camera 3D Object Detection

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