SIREN-Bench-v1
SIREN-Bench-v1 is a benchmark for emergency-vehicle (EMV) interactions, built on a SUMO-CARLA co-simulation platform. It includes seven parameterized interaction templates across emergency levels L1-L3 and three behavior families, with synchronized sensor observations and simulator-native annotations. Supports tasks such as 3D object detection, trajectory prediction, and vision-language risk understanding.
- Released
- 2026-08-25
- Readiness
- Paper only
- Primary field
- General AI
Why it matters
Evaluating EMV interactions requires behavior-level control over both EMV privileges and civilian responses, which existing benchmarks lack. SIREN-Bench-v1 provides a reproducible co-simulation environment with behavior-dependent failure modes, enabling standard evaluation for safety-critical autonomous driving research.
Motivation
Emergency vehicles (EMVs) can reorganize surrounding traffic as civilian vehicles brake, change lanes, or form rescue corridors in response to their passage.
Primary resources
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