A Real-Time Bike-Pedestrian Safety System with Wide-Angle Perception and Evaluation Testbed for Urban Intersections
Mehmet Kerem Turkcan

TL;DR
This paper introduces a real-time bike-pedestrian collision warning system using fisheye cameras, with a novel calibration pipeline, detection methods, and formalized decision testing, achieving high sensitivity and specificity.
Contribution
It presents a comprehensive pipeline for fisheye-based collision warnings, including calibration, detection, simulation, and formal decision testing, with open-source code available.
Findings
Achieves 93.3% sensitivity and 92.3% specificity in conformance testing.
Maintains warning latency above pedestrian reaction time across camera latencies.
Develops a calibration pipeline that overcomes fisheye lens challenges.
Abstract
Collisions between cyclists and pedestrians at urban intersections remain a persistent source of injuries, yet few systems attempt real-time warnings to unequipped road users using commodity hardware. We present a prototype collision warning system that runs on a single edge device with a wide-angle fisheye camera, producing audible and visual alerts at 30\,fps. The system makes four contributions. First, we develop a calibration pipeline for ultra-wide fisheye lenses that overcomes corner-detection failure and optimizer divergence through perspective remapping and direct bundle adjustment. Second, we combine fisheye-aware object detection with a closed-form ground-plane projection via a precomputed lookup table. Third, we introduce a design-time conformance simulation with 24 scripted hazard scenarios, stochastic size-aware detection failures, and a latency sweep showing that a…
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