Synthetic✦ Production-ReadyAutomotiveDetectionADAS

ADAS Detection - v1

Photorealistic synthetic dataset simulating multi-FOV fisheye camera setups on trucks (front, side, rear), capturing real-world fleed mounting conditions. Designed for object detection in high-variance trucking environments where traditional car-based ADAS datasets fail. Enables robust model training and evaluation across unique perspectives, distortions, and edge-case scenarios specific to fleet operations.

Sample Frames

20 annotated samples drawn from the train split. Toggle annotations to inspect bounding-box quality.

All images in this dataset are 100% synthetically generated. No real-world footage was used.

Class Distribution

14 annotation classes · 773 total images. Sorted by object count, descending.

Annotation counts
02,0004,0006,000car7,540person3,339truck1,468bicycle1,002traffic_light468bench238fire_hydrant236motorcycle146bus134parking_meter128stop_sign121train29boat25airplane17

Class Balance

Per-class counts, frequency, and average bounding-box area. Sort any column to surface the rarest or most prevalent classes for re-balancing.

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Class
Images
with class
Objects
total
Per image
average
Area
% of frame
person
746
3,339
4.48
0.56%
car
643
7,540
11.73
0.41%
bicycle
542
1,002
1.85
0.88%
truck
386
1,468
3.80
1.45%
fire_hydrant
224
236
1.05
0.31%
bench
218
238
1.09
1.30%
motorcycle
141
146
1.04
1.11%
bus
123
134
1.09
3.31%
traffic_light
115
468
4.07
0.10%
stop_sign
113
121
1.07
0.36%
parking_meter
109
128
1.17
0.36%
train
24
29
1.21
5.11%
boat
18
25
1.39
1.72%
airplane
17
17
1
0.07%

Co-occurrence Matrix

How frequently pairs of classes appear in the same image. Diagonal cells show standalone image count for that class. Useful for spotting biased or correlated labels.

Pair frequency
personbicyclecarmotorcycleairplanebustraintruckboattraffic_lightfire_hydrantstop_signparking_meterbench
person746537620141151182237018111218106106211
bicycle5375424599813831625615901886379175
car620459643127151141029617103194103101189
motorcycle1419812714152027161528221627
airplane15131551721811112
bus1188311420212354313340201214
train221610215241511225
truck3702562967184315386145086433683
boat1815176111141832333
traffic_light111901031533150311538101433
fire_hydrant2181881942814086238224243262
stop_sign1066310322120243310241131423
parking_meter1067910116112236314321410927
bench21117518927214583333622327218
Hover any cell for image count0620

Average Object Area

Each rectangle is one class, sized by the average area its bounding boxes occupy as a percentage of the frame. Surfaces tiny vs. dominant objects at a glance.

% of frame
train5.1%bus3.3%boat1.7%truck1.4%bench1.3%motorcycle1.1%bicycle0.9%person0.6%stop_sign0.4%parking_meter0.4%fire_hydrant0.3%

Spatial Distribution

Where annotations of each class tend to fall across the frame. Brighter regions indicate higher density — useful for detecting positional bias in your training data.

Per-class heatmaps
person3,339
bicycle1,002
car7,540
motorcycle146
airplane17
bus134
train29
truck1,468
boat25
traffic_light468
fire_hydrant236
stop_sign121
parking_meter128
bench238
lowhigh density

Model Performance

Validation metrics from a YOLOv8 detector trained on this dataset. Reference checkpoint: yolov8m.pt (best.pt).

Validation set
These results are based on training on 100% synthetic images from this dataset, validated on 100% real-world held-out images. For production deployments, AnywayLabs.ai recommends mixing 10–25% real images into your training set.
0.7025
mAP@0.5
0.4796
mAP@0.5:0.95
0.9620
Precision
0.6508
Recall

Per-class AP

ClassAP@0.5AP@0.5:0.95PrecisionRecall
person
0.7685
0.4645
0.9850
0.6349
bicycle
0.6689
0.5318
0.9818
0.6667

Validation curves over training

mAP@0.5
0.000.250.500.7511265176100
mAP@0.5:0.95
0.000.250.500.7511265176100
Precision
0.000.250.500.7511265176100
Recall
0.000.250.500.7511265176100

Dataset Metadata

Annotation formatYOLO
Total images773
Classes14
Resolution1920x1080
Last updated2026-05

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