Simulation 3D Radar Data Generator

Generate radar sensor detections and tracks

Since R2024a

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Libraries:
Simulink 3D Animation / Simulation 3D / Sensors

Description

Note

Simulating models with the Simulation 3D Radar Data Generator block requires Radar Toolbox.

The Simulation 3D Radar Data Generator block generates detection and track reports of targets from a radar sensor model. Use this block to generate sensor data from actors in the 3D simulation environment. This environment is rendered using the Unreal Engine^® from Epic Games^®.

The Simulation 3D Radar Data Generator block can generate clustered or unclustered detections with added random noise and can also generate false alarm detections. You can also generate tracks. Use the Format of generated target reports parameter to specify whether targets are output as clustered detections, unclustered detections, or tracks.

Tip

The Simulation 3D Scene Configuration block must execute before the Simulation 3D Radar Data Generator block. That way, the Unreal Engine 3D visualization environment prepares the data before the Simulation 3D Radar Data Generator block receives it. To check the block execution order, right-click the blocks and select Properties. On the General tab, confirm these Priority settings:

• Simulation 3D Scene Configuration — 0

• Simulation 3D Radar Data Generator — 1

For more information about execution order, see Control and Display Execution Order (Simulink).

The Coordinate system parameter of the block specifies how the actor transformations are applied in the 3D environment. The output of the block also follows the specified coordinate system.

Limitations

• To detect targets, the Simulation 3D Radar Data Generator block implements ray tracing to obtain information about objects in the scene. If an object is small or located far from the sensor, the ray tracing algorithm might not detect the object. To detect smaller scene objects, consider increasing the values of the Resolution Settings parameters. Higher resolution requires more computational resources.

• Oversampling in scenes with a large number of objects might reduce simulation speed.

Ports

Output

Clustered detections — Clustered object detections

Simulink^® bus containing MATLAB^® structure

Clustered object detections, returned as a Simulink bus containing a MATLAB structure. For more details about buses, see Create Nonvirtual Buses (Simulink).

With clustered detections, the block outputs a single detection per target, where each detection is the centroid of the unclustered detections for that target.

The structure contains these fields.

Field	Description	Type
NumDetections	Number of valid detections	Nonnegative integer
IsValidTime	False when updates are requested at times that are between block invocation intervals	Boolean
Detections	Object detections	Array of object detection structures of length set by the Maximum number of target reports parameter. Only NumDetections of these are actual detections.

Each object detection structure contains these properties.

Property	Definition
Time	Measurement time
Measurement	Object measurements
MeasurementNoise	Measurement noise covariance matrix
SensorIndex	Unique ID of the sensor
ObjectClassID	Object classification
MeasurementParameters	Parameters used by initialization functions of nonlinear Kalman tracking filters
ObjectAttributes	Additional information passed to tracker

• For rectangular coordinates, Measurement and MeasurementNoise are reported in the rectangular coordinate system specified by the Coordinate frame used to report detections parameter.

• For spherical coordinates, Measurement and MeasurementNoise are reported in the spherical coordinate system, which is based on the sensor rectangular coordinate system.

Measurement and MeasurementNoise

Coordinate System	Measurement and MeasurementNoise Coordinates
Body	This table shows how coordinates are affected by the Enable range rate measurements parameter. Enable range rate measurements Coordinates on [x;y;z;vx;vy;vz] off [x;y;z]
Sensor rectangular
Sensor spherical	This table shows how coordinates are affected by the Enable elevation angle measurements and Enable range rate measurements parameters. Enable range rate measurements Enable elevation angle measurements Coordinates on on [az;el;rng;rr] on off [az;rng;rr] off on [az;el;rng] off off [az;rng]

For ObjectAttributes, this table describes the additional information used for tracking.

ObjectAttributes

Attribute	Definition
TargetIndex	Identifier of the actor, ActorID, that generated the detection. For false alarms, this value is negative.
SNR	Signal-to-noise ratio of the detection. Units are in dB.

For MeasurementParameters, the measurements are relative to the parent frame. When you set the Coordinate frame used to report detections parameter to Body, the parent frame is the ego vehicle body. When you set Coordinate frame used to report detections to Sensor rectangular or Sensor spherical, the parent frame is the sensor.

MeasurementParameters

Parameter	Definition
Frame	Enumerated type indicating the frame used to report measurements. When Frame is set to 'rectangular', detections are reported in Cartesian coordinates. When Frame is set to 'spherical', detections are reported in spherical coordinates.
OriginPosition	3-D vector offset of the sensor origin from the parent frame origin.
Orientation	Orientation of the radar sensor coordinate system with respect to the parent frame.
HasVelocity	Indicates whether measurements contain velocity or range rate components.
HasElevation	Indicates whether measurements contain elevation components.

Dependencies

To enable this port, on the Parameters tab, set Format of generated target reports to Clustered detections.

Tracks — Object tracks

Simulink bus containing MATLAB structure

Object tracks, returned as a Simulink bus containing a MATLAB structure. See Create Nonvirtual Buses (Simulink).

This table shows the structure fields.

Field	Description
NumTracks	Number of tracks
Tracks	Array of track structures of a length set by the Maximum number of tracks parameter. Only the first NumTracks of these are actual tracks.

This table shows the fields of each track structure.

Field	Definition
TrackID	Unique track identifier used to distinguish multiple tracks.
BranchID	Unique track branch identifier used to distinguish multiple track branches.
SourceIndex	Unique source index used to distinguish tracking sources in a multiple tracker environment.
UpdateTime	Time at which the track is updated. Units are in seconds.
Age	Number of times the track was updated.
State	Value of state vector at the update time.
StateCovariance	Uncertainty covariance matrix.
ObjectClassID	Integer value representing the object classification. The value 0 represents an unknown classification. Nonzero classifications apply only to confirmed tracks.
TrackLogic	Confirmation and deletion logic type. This value is always 'History' for radar sensors, to indicate history-based logic.
TrackLogicState	Current state of the track logic type, returned as a 1-by-K logical array. K is the number of latest track logical states recorded. In the array, 1 denotes a hit and 0 denotes a miss.
IsConfirmed	Confirmation status. This field is true if the track is confirmed to be a real target.
IsCoasted	Coasting status. This field is true if the track is updated without a new detection.
IsSelfReported	Indicate if the track is reported by the tracker. This field is used in a track fusion environment. It is returned as true by default.
ObjectAttributes	Additional information about the track.

For more details about these fields, see objectTrack (Automated Driving Toolbox).

The block outputs only confirmed tracks, which are tracks to which the block assigns at least M detections during the first N updates after track initialization. To specify the values M and N, use the M and N for the M-out-of-N confirmation parameter.

Dependencies

To enable this port, on the Parameters tab, set Format of generated target reports to Tracks.

Detections — Unclustered object detections

Simulink bus containing MATLAB structure

Unclustered object detections, returned as a Simulink bus containing a MATLAB structure. For more details about buses, see Create Nonvirtual Buses (Simulink).

With unclustered detections, the block outputs all detections, and a target can have multiple detections.

You can pass object detections from these sensors and other sensors to a tracker, such as a Multi-Object Tracker (Automated Driving Toolbox) block, and generate tracks.

The structure must contain these fields:

Field	Description	Type
NumDetections	Number of valid detections	integer
IsValidTime	False when updates are requested at times that are between block invocation intervals	Boolean
Detections	Object detections	Array of object detection structures of length set by the Maximum number of target reports parameter. Only NumDetections of these are actual detections.

Each object detection structure contains these properties.

Property	Definition
Time	Measurement time
Measurement	Object measurements
MeasurementNoise	Measurement noise covariance matrix
SensorIndex	Unique ID of the sensor
ObjectClassID	Object classification
MeasurementParameters	Parameters used by initialization functions of nonlinear Kalman tracking filters
ObjectAttributes	Additional information passed to tracker

• For rectangular coordinates, Measurement and MeasurementNoise are reported in the rectangular coordinate system specified by the Coordinate frame used to report detections parameter.

• For spherical coordinates, Measurement and MeasurementNoise are reported in the spherical coordinate system, which is based on the sensor rectangular coordinate system.

Measurement and MeasurementNoise

Coordinate System	Measurement and MeasurementNoise Coordinates
Body	This table shows how coordinates are affected by the Enable range rate measurements parameter. Enable range rate measurements Coordinates on [x;y;z;vx;vy;vz] off [x;y;z]
Sensor rectangular
Sensor spherical	This table shows how coordinates are affected by the Enable elevation angle measurements and Enable range rate measurements parameters. Enable range rate measurements Enable elevation angle measurements Coordinates on on [az;el;rng;rr] on off [az;rng;rr] off on [az;el;rng] off off [az;rng]

For ObjectAttributes, this table describes the additional information used for tracking.

ObjectAttributes

Attribute	Definition
TargetIndex	Identifier of the actor, ActorID, that generated the detection. For false alarms, this value is negative.
SNR	Signal-to-noise ratio of the detection. Units are in dB.

For MeasurementParameters, the measurements are relative to the parent frame. When you set the Coordinate frame used to report detections parameter to Body, the parent frame is the ego vehicle body. When you set Coordinate frame used to report detections to Sensor rectangular or Sensor spherical, the parent frame is the sensor.

MeasurementParameters

Parameter	Definition
Frame	Enumerated type indicating the frame used to report measurements. When Frame is set to 'rectangular', detections are reported in Cartesian coordinates. When Frame is set to 'spherical', detections are reported in spherical coordinates.
OriginPosition	3-D vector offset of the sensor origin from the parent frame origin.
Orientation	Orientation of the radar sensor coordinate system with respect to the parent frame.
HasVelocity	Indicates whether measurements contain velocity or range rate components.
HasElevation	Indicates whether measurements contain elevation components.

Dependencies

To enable this port, on the Parameters tab, set Format of generated target reports to Detections.

Parameters

Mounting

Sensor Identification

Sensor identifier — Unique sensor identifier

1 (default) | positive integer

Unique sensor identifier, specified as a positive integer. Use this parameter to distinguish between detections or tracks that come from different sensors in a multisensor system. Specify a unique value for each sensor.

Parent name — Name of parent vehicle

Scene Origin (default) | vehicle name

Name of the parent to which the sensor is mounted, specified as Scene Origin or as the name of an actor in your model. The actor names that you can select correspond to the Name parameters of the simulation 3D vehicle blocks in your model. If you select Scene Origin, the block places a sensor at the scene origin.

Example: SimulinkVehicle1

Coordinate system — Coordinate system for actor transformation

Default (default) | MATLAB | ISO8855 | AERO | VRML | SAE

Since R2025a

Specify the coordinate system that the actor uses for translation and rotation in the 3D environment.

• Default – World coordinate system

• MATLAB – MATLAB coordinate system

• ISO8855 – ISO 8855 standard coordinate system

• AERO – SAE coordinate system

• VRML – X3D ISO standard coordinate system

• SAE – SAE coordinate system

For more details on the different coordinate systems, see Coordinate Systems in Simulink 3D Animation.

Example: MATLAB

Sensor Mounting

Mounting location — Sensor mounting location

Origin (default)

Sensor mounting location.

• When Parent name is Scene Origin, the block mounts the sensor to the origin of the scene. You can set the Mounting location to Origin only. During simulation, the sensor remains stationary.

• When Parent name is the name of a vehicle, the block mounts the sensor to one of the predefined mounting locations described in the table. During simulation, the sensor travels with the vehicle. For example, the table provides the mounting locations in the ISO 8855 standard coordinate system.

  Mounting Location	Description	Orientation Relative to Vehicle Origin [Roll, Pitch, Yaw] (deg)
  Origin	Forward-facing sensor mounted to the vehicle origin, which is on the ground and at the geometric center of the vehicle (see Coordinate Systems in Simulink 3D Animation).	[0, 0, 0]
  Front bumper Front center	Forward-facing sensor mounted to the front bumper	[0, 0, 0]
  Rear bumper Rear center	Backward-facing sensor mounted to the rear bumper	[0, 0, 180]
  Right mirror	Downward-facing sensor mounted to the right side-view mirror	[0, –90, 0]
  Left mirror	Downward-facing sensor mounted to the left side-view mirror	[0, –90, 0]
  Rearview mirror	Forward-facing sensor mounted to the rearview mirror, inside the vehicle	[0, 0, 0]
  Hood center	Forward-facing sensor mounted to the center of the hood	[0, 0, 0]
  Roof center	Forward-facing sensor mounted to the center of the roof	[0, 0, 0]

  The X-Y-Z mounting location of the sensor relative to the vehicle depends on the vehicle type. To specify the vehicle type, use the Type parameter of the Simulation 3D Vehicle with Ground Following to which you mount the sensor. To obtain the X-Y-Z mounting locations for a vehicle type, see the reference page for that vehicle.

Specify offset — Specify offset from mounting location

off (default) | on

Select this parameter to specify an offset from the mounting location by using the Relative translation [X, Y, Z] and Relative rotation [Roll, Pitch, Yaw] parameters.

Relative translation [X, Y, Z] — Translation offset relative to mounting location

[0, 0, 0] (default) | real-valued 1-by-3 vector

Translation offset relative to the mounting location of the sensor, specified as a real-valued 1-by-3 vector of the form [X, Y, Z].

You can mount the sensor to a vehicle by setting Parent name to the name of that vehicle. The origin is the mounting location specified in the Mounting location parameter. This origin is different from the vehicle origin, which is the geometric center of the vehicle. You can also mount the sensor to the scene origin by setting Parent name to Scene Origin.

Example: [0,0,0.01]

Relative rotation [Roll, Pitch, Yaw] — Rotational offset relative to mounting location

[0, 0, 0] (default) | real-valued 1-by-3 vector

Rotational offset relative to the mounting location of the sensor, specified as a real-valued 1-by-3 vector of the form [Roll, Pitch, Yaw]. Roll, pitch, and yaw are the angles of rotation about the X-, Y-, and Z-axes, respectively.

You can mount the sensor to a vehicle by setting Parent name to the name of that vehicle. The origin is the mounting location specified in the Mounting location parameter. This origin is different from the vehicle origin, which is the geometric center of the vehicle. You can also mount the sensor to the scene origin by setting Parent name to Scene Origin.

Example: [0,0,10]

Sample time — Sample time

-1 (default) | positive scalar

Sample time of the block, in seconds, specified as a positive scalar. The 3D simulation environment frame rate is the inverse of the sample time.

If you set the sample time to -1, the block inherits its sample time from the Simulation 3D Scene Configuration block.

Parameters

Detection Reporting

Enable elevation angle measurements — Enable radar to measure target elevation angles

on (default) | off

Select this check box to model a radar sensor that can estimate target elevation.

Enable range rate measurements — Enable radar to measure target range rates

on (default) | off

Select this check box to enable the radar to measure range rates from target detections.

Add measurement noise to observations — Enable addition of noise to radar sensor measurements

on (default) | off

Select this parameter to add noise to the radar measurements. Otherwise, the measurements have no noise. Even if you clear this parameter, the measurement noise covariance matrix, which is reported in the MeasurementNoise field of the generated detections output, represents the measurement noise that is added when you select Add noise to measurements.

Enable generation of reports from false observations — Enable creating false alarm radar detections

on (default) | off

Select this parameter to enable creating false alarm radar measurements. If you clear this parameter, the radar reports only actual detections.

Maximum number of target reports — Maximum number of detections or tracks

50 (default) | positive integer

Specify the maximum number of detections or tracks that the sensor reports as a positive integer. The sensor reports detections in the order of increasing distance from the sensor until reaching this maximum number.

Format of generated target reports — Format of generated target reports

Clustered detections (default) | Tracks | Detections

Format of generated target reports, specified as one of these options:

• Clustered detections — The block generates target reports as clustered detections, where each target is reported as a single detection that is the centroid of the unclustered target detections. The block returns clustered detections at the Clustered detections output port.

• Tracks — The block generates target reports as tracks, which are clustered detections that have been processed by a tracking filter. The block returns clustered detections at the Tracks output port.

• Detections — The block generates target reports as unclustered detections, where each target can have multiple detections. The block returns clustered detections at the Detections output port.

Coordinate frame used to report detections — Coordinate system of reported detections

Body (default) | Sensor rectangular | Sensor spherical

Coordinate system of reported detections, specified as one of these options:

• Body — Detections are reported in the rectangular body system of the ego vehicle.

• Sensor rectangular — Detections are reported in the rectangular body system of the radar sensor.

• Sensor spherical — Detections are reported in a spherical coordinate system that is centered at the radar sensor and aligned with the orientation of the radar on the ego vehicle.

Measurements

Resolution Settings

Azimuthal resolution (deg) — Azimuth resolution of radar

4 (default) | positive real scalar

Azimuth resolution of the radar, specified as a positive scalar. The azimuth resolution defines the minimum separation in azimuth angle at which the radar can distinguish between two targets. The azimuth resolution is typically the 3 dB downpoint of the azimuth angle beamwidth of the radar. Units are in degrees.

Elevation resolution (deg) — Elevation resolution of radar

5 (default) | positive real scalar

Elevation resolution of the radar, specified as a positive scalar. The elevation resolution defines the minimum separation in elevation angle at which the radar can distinguish between two targets. The elevation resolution is typically the 3 dB downpoint of the elevation angle beamwidth of the radar. Units are in degrees.

Dependencies

To enable this parameter, select the Enable elevation angle measurements check box.

Range resolution (m) — Range resolution of radar

2.5 (default) | positive real scalar

Range resolution of the radar in meters, specified as a positive real scalar. The range resolution defines the minimum separation in range at which the radar can distinguish between two targets. Units are in meters.

Range rate resolution (m/s) — Range rate resolution of radar

0.5 (default) | positive real scalar

Range rate resolution of the radar, specified as a positive real scalar. The range rate resolution defines the minimum separation in range rate at which the radar can distinguish between two targets. Units are in meters per second.

Dependencies

To enable this parameter, on the Parameters tab, select the Enable range rate measurements check box.

Bias Settings

Azimuth bias fraction — Azimuth bias fraction of radar

0.1 (default) | nonnegative scalar

Azimuth bias fraction of the radar, specified as a nonnegative scalar. Azimuth bias is expressed as a fraction of the azimuth resolution specified in the Azimuth resolution (deg) parameter. This value sets a lower bound on the azimuthal accuracy of the radar and is dimensionless.

Elevation bias fraction — Elevation bias fraction of radar

0.1 (default) | nonnegative scalar

Elevation bias fraction of the radar, specified as a nonnegative scalar. Elevation bias is expressed as a fraction of the elevation resolution specified in the Elevation resolution (deg) parameter. This value sets a lower bound on the elevation accuracy of the radar and is dimensionless.

Dependencies

To enable this parameter, select the Enable elevation angle measurements check box.

Range bias fraction — Range bias fraction

0.05 (default) | nonnegative scalar

Range bias fraction of the radar, specified as a nonnegative scalar. Range bias is expressed as a fraction of the range resolution specified by the Range resolution (m) property. This property sets a lower bound on the range accuracy of the radar and is dimensionless.

Range rate bias fraction — Range rate bias fraction

0.05 (default) | nonnegative scalar

Range rate bias fraction of the radar, specified as a nonnegative scalar. Range rate bias is expressed as a fraction of the range rate resolution specified by the Range rate resolution (m/s) parameter. This property sets a lower bound on the range rate accuracy of the radar and is dimensionless.

Dependencies

To enable this parameter, select the Enable range rate measurements check box.

Detector Settings

Total angular field of view [AZ, EL] (deg) — Angular field of view of radar

[20 5] (default) | 1-by-2 positive real-valued vector of form [azfov,elfov]

Angular field of view of the radar, specified as a 1-by-2 positive real-valued vector of the form [azfov elfov]. The field of view defines the total angular extent spanned by the sensor. The azimuth field of view, azfov, must lie in the interval (0, 360]. The elevation field of view, elfov, must lie in the interval (0, 180]. Units are in degrees

Range limits [MIN, MAX] (m) — Minimum and maximum range of radar

[0 150] (default) | 1-by-2 nonnegative real-valued vector of form [min max]

Minimum and maximum range of the radar, specified as a 1-by-2 nonnegative real-valued vector of the form [min max]. The radar does not detect targets that are outside this range. The maximum range, max, must be greater than the minimum range, min. Units are in meters.

Range rate limits [MIN, MAX] (m/s) — Minimum and maximum range rate of radar (m/s)

[-100 100] (default) | 1-by-2 real-valued vector of form [min max]

Minimum and maximum range rate of radar as a 1-by-2 real-valued vector of the form [min max]. The radar does not detect targets that are outside this range rate. The maximum range rate, max, must be greater than the minimum range rate, min. Units are in meters per second.

Dependencies

To enable this parameter, select the Enable range rate measurements check box.

Detection probability — Probability of detecting a target

0.9 (default) | scalar in range (0, 1]

Probability of detecting a target as a scalar, specified as a scalar in the range (0, 1]. This quantity defines the probability of detecting a target with a radar cross-section, with the radar cross-section specified by the Reference target RCS (dBsm) parameter at the reference detection range specified by the Reference target range (m) parameter. Units are dimensionless.

False alarm rate — False alarm report rate

1e-06 (default) | positive real scalar in range [10^–7, 10^–3]

False alarm report rate within each radar resolution cell, specified as a positive real scalar in the range [10^–7, 10^–3]. The block determines resolution cells from the Azimuth resolution (deg) and Range resolution (m) parameters and, when enabled, from the Elevation resolution (deg) and Range rate resolution (m/s) parameters. Units are dimensionless.

Reference target range (m) — Reference range for given probability of detection

100 (default) | positive real scalar

Reference range for the given probability of detection and the given reference radar cross-section (RCS) , specified as a positive real scalar. The reference range is the range at which a target having a radar cross-section specified by the Reference target RCS (dBsm) parameter is detected with a probability of detection specified by the Detection probability parameter. Units are in meters.

Reference target RCS (dBsm) — Reference radar cross-section for given probability of detection

0 (default) | real scalar

Reference radar cross-section (RCS) for a given probability of detection and reference range, specified as a real scalar. The reference RCS is the RCS value at which a target is detected with a probability specified by the Detection probability parameter at the specified Reference target range (m) parameter value. Values are expressed in dBsm.

Center frequency (Hz) — Center frequency of radar band

77e9 (default) | positive real scalar

Center frequency of the radar band, specified as a positive scalar. Units are in Hz.

Random Number Generator Settings

Select method to specify initial seed — Method to specify random number generator seed

Repeatable (default) | Specify seed | Not repeatable

Method to set the random number generator seed as one of the options in the table.

Option	Description
Repeatable	The block generates a random initial seed for the first simulation and reuses this seed for all subsequent simulations. Select this parameter to generate repeatable results from the statistical sensor model. To change this initial seed, at the MATLAB command prompt, enter: clear all.
Specify seed	Specify your own random initial seed for reproducible results by using the Initial seed parameter.
Not repeatable	The block generates a new random initial seed after each simulation run. Select this parameter to generate nonrepeatable results from the statistical sensor model.

Initial seed — Random number generator seed

0 (default) | nonnegative integer less than 2³²

Random number generator seed, specified as a nonnegative integer less than 2³².

Dependencies

To enable this parameter, set the Select method to specify initial seed parameter to Specify seed.

Sampling settings

Actor types to oversample — Actor type for improved target detection

Simulation 3D Vehicles (default) | None | Simulation 3D Actors | All Actors

Since R2025a

Select the actor type in the 3D environment around which to improve target detection. This parameter enables the senor to oversample rays towards the specified actor types, improving target detection. Set the parameter as one of the options in the table.

Option	Description
None	Disable improved target detection.
Simulation 3D Vehicles	Enable improved target detection around any vehicle within the sensor field of view.
Simulation 3D Actors	Enable improved target detection around any actor created using classes or blocks within the sensor field of view.
All Actors	Enable improved target detection around any actor within the sensor field of view.

For more information on target detection, see Target Detection.

Tips

• Oversampling rays toward actors in the 3D environment increases detection accuracy around the actor and requires more computational resources.

More About

Target Detection

• The radar sensor utilizes a ray tracing methodology to efficiently sample the field of view and detect targets with arbitrary shape. The sensor launches rays and reflects them through the 3D environment, covering the field of view to generate detections from each intersection point. By analyzing the properties of the ray, such as its length and angle of arrival, the sensor can estimate the location and distance of targets. The detection capability of the sensor, especially for small or distant targets, depends on its resolution. Higher resolutions produce more consistent detection of smaller objects at greater distances but require more computational resources to manage the increased number of rays and their interactions.

• To improve target detection around an actor, the sensor directs targeted oversampled rays at the actor. Improved target detection for all actors can use more computer resources and slow down the simulation.

Version History

Introduced in R2024a

R2025a: Enable improved target detection

Use the Actor types to oversample parameter in the Measurements tab to enable improved target detection around a specified actor object. You can set the parameter to one of these options.

• None

• Simulation 3D Vehicles

• Simulation 3D Actors

• All Actors

R2025a: Set coordinate system parameter

Set the Coordinate system parameter in the Simulation 3D Radar Data Generator block to represent the coordinate system for actor transformation in the 3D environment.