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WaveComm: Lightweight Communication for Collaborative Perception via Wavelet Feature Distillation

In multi-agent collaborative sensing systems, substantial communication overhead from information exchange significantly limits scalability and real-time performance, especially in bandwidth-constrained environments. This often results in degraded performance and reduced reliability. To address this challenge, we propose WaveComm, a wavelet-based communication framework that drastically reduces transmission loads while preserving sensing performance in low-bandwidth scenarios. The core innovation of WaveComm lies in decomposing feature maps using Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT), transmitting only compact low-frequency components to minimize communication overhead. High-frequency details ...

AuthorsErdemt Bao, Jin Yang
Primary categorycs.CV
Published9 March 2026
Last updated at source9 March 2026
cs.CVcs.AI
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