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DrivingBench Simulator

The Gaussian splats behind the DrivingBench simulator, a drivable twin of the v1.1 cone course. They were trained on the Tesla Model 3's own road camera on 27 October 2026, from frames taken between 15:30 and 17:00. The simulator itself (the course, its cones, the drivable region and the car fitted to the Tesla's logs) is in the DrivingBench harness, under sim/.

File Gaussians Size Used by SHA-256
oct27-nocones-full.splat 2,924,873 93.6 MB the simulated road camera c306e7ae33aaa002c138b070ab31710a68827e8a20f0db1610e933a352a17c9c
oct27-nocones.splat 1,500,000, the most opaque 48 MB the lot explorer in a browser 672709eddd03b05dc93e1f127b21887e31fdd6c5aa2b931ddc16a4ac34d6fa17

Both are .splat files (32 bytes per Gaussian: position, scale, colour and opacity, rotation), in the course frame in metres. The real cones and the haze along the car's path are removed; the simulator places the course's cones back as objects.

Use

From a checkout of the harness at v1.1:

uvx --from huggingface_hub hf download drivingbench/simulator --repo-type dataset \
  --include "*.splat" --local-dir runs/sim/explorer
uv run python -m drivingbench.sim.runtime   # the simulator, on 127.0.0.1:8877
uv run python -m drivingbench.sim.explorer.serve   # the lot explorer, on 127.0.0.1:8890

The harness's docs/sim.md describes how the splats were built and how faithful the simulator is.

License

CC BY 4.0. If you use the splats, please link drivingbench.com.

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