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Pillars Dataset
This dataset is designed for detecting roadside vertical structures - pillars, poles, and pylons - which are critical static obstacles for autonomous vehicle navigation. It contains 12K bounding box annotations from two side/rear-facing cameras across 6 driving sessions in urban and suburban environments.
Dataset Description
- Source: Fleet of autonomous vehicles, urban and suburban roads
- Sensor: 2x LUCID TRI054S-CC cameras (2880×1860), front/side facing
- Coverage: ~12K bounding box annotations, ~1.4K unique images, single class
- Splits: Train 70% (11,080 rows, 1,242 images), Test 30% (1,035 rows, 139 images) - split by driving session to prevent temporal leakage
- Format: Parquet (annotations) + JPEG (images) in
train/andtest/subdirectories
Classes (1)
| Class | Count | Description |
|---|---|---|
| pillar | 12,115 | Roadside pillar / pole / pylon |
Data Fields
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| bbox_msg_id | VARCHAR | UUID linking to the original bounding box message |
| object_id | BIGINT | Unique object tracking ID |
| label | VARCHAR | Object class (pillar) |
| bbox_coords | DOUBLE[4] | Bounding box [x, y, width, height] in pixel coordinates |
| timestamp_ns | BIGINT | ROS bag timestamp (nanoseconds) |
| image_path | VARCHAR | Relative path to JPEG in train/ or test/ |
Data Splits
| Split | Rows | Images |
|---|---|---|
| train | 11,080 | 1,242 |
| test | 1,035 | 139 |
Dataset Structure
pillars_dataset/
├── annotations.parquet # All annotations (12,115 rows)
├── train/
│ ├── camera_1C0FAF5250E2/ # 41 images
│ └── camera_1C0FAF57D6F8/ # 1,201 images
└── test/
├── camera_1C0FAF5250E2/ # 40 images
└── camera_1C0FAF57D6F8/ # 99 images
Usage
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_parquet("annotations.parquet")
print(f"{len(df)} annotations, {df.image_path.nunique()} unique images")