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1.-The workshop focused on scene representation learning for autonomous driving, covering topics like perception, prediction, mapping, safety, and robustness.
2.-Han Qiu from Waymo discussed cooperative perception using V2V and V2I communication to enhance the perceptual range of autonomous vehicles.
3.-Han Zhao from Tsinghua University presented research on vision-centric autonomous driving, including end-to-end trajectory prediction and neural map priors.
4.-Dengxin Dai talked about building robust visual perception models that can adapt to new domains and weather conditions.
5.-Yi Liao proposed using generative 3D-aware models trained on 2D images to synthesize novel objects, humans, and urban scenes.
6.-Thomas Matuszka introduced the AI Motive dataset - a multimodal dataset for robust autonomous driving with long range radar perception.
7.-Chenfeng Xu presented a method called VIP3D that improves monocular 3D object detection by leveraging multi-view images and attention mechanisms.
8.-Zhou Xiao explored active learning approaches to reduce 3D object detection annotation costs while maintaining high model performance.
9.-Ren Jiechen proposed a self-supervised learning method called CO3 that leverages vehicle-to-infrastructure data for 3D representation learning.
10.-Lin Dong benchmarked the robustness of 3D perception models to common corruptions and sensor failures on the Robust3D-OD dataset.
11.-Yongseok Kim presented CRN, a camera-radar fusion network that achieves LiDAR-level 3D detection performance in real-time.
12.-Peter Mortimer investigated how vision transformers perceive depth from a single image and created an interactive blog post.
13.-Yao Mu proposed a neural model predictive control framework for autonomous driving decision making in multi-lane roundabouts.
14.-Zhiyuan Cheng proposed an adversarial training approach to make self-supervised monocular depth estimation models robust to physical attacks.
15.-Ben Cheng Liao presented MapTR, an end-to-end transformer architecture for online vectorized HD map construction.
16.-Peng Hao Wu proposed a self-supervised geometric policy pre-training method for visual autonomous driving models to improve sample efficiency.
17.-Jamie Shulton from WAVE discussed simulation, reinforcement learning, world models and language for building scalable driving intelligence.
18.-SafeBench is a unified platform for generating safety-critical driving scenarios and benchmarking autonomous driving systems.
19.-Diffusion models can be leveraged to generate realistic and diverse safety-critical scenarios for autonomous vehicle testing.
20.-Large language models like GPT-3 can be used to automatically generate natural language descriptions of complex driving scenarios.
21.-Certifying the robustness of autonomous driving perception against semantic transformations is important and mathematically tractable for point clouds.
22.-Bo Li emphasized the need to go beyond empirical robustness and provide certified robustness guarantees for safety-critical systems.
23.-Foundation models in autonomous driving may be more modular instead of end-to-end, with interpretability and safety considerations.
24.-Modular autonomous driving pipelines allow incorporation of safety constraints, certifications and knowledge-based reasoning more easily than end-to-end models.
25.-Combining supervised learning, reinforcement learning, imitation learning and self-supervised learning is crucial for building robust autonomous driving systems.
26.-Uncertainty estimation and leveraging embodied AI priors are important for building robust perception systems that know when they don't know.
27.-Academia are focused on fundamental research questions around efficient lifelong learning from limited data and machine reasoning.
28.-Model compression techniques are crucial for deploying large foundation models on resource-constrained edge devices, especially in developing countries.
29.-Researchers should leverage and fine-tune open-sourced foundation models to kickstart new research instead of training models from scratch.
30.-The autonomous driving research community is excited about leveraging foundation models while being aware of their current limitations.
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