# Neural Reconstruction of LiDAR Point Clouds under Jamming Attacks via Full-Waveform Representation and Simultaneous Laser Sensing

Source: [Neural Reconstruction of LiDAR Point Clouds under Jamming Attacks via Full-Waveform Representation and Simultaneous Laser Sensing](<https://www.sota2.com/research/paper/69cdf7fe0636e5bf4afcca46>)

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Authors: Ryo Yoshida, Takami Sato, Wenlun Zhang, Yuki Hayakawa, Shota Nagai, Takahiro Kado, Taro Beppu, Ibuki Fujioka, Yunshan Zhong, Kentaro Yoshioka

Published: 2026-04-01T01:37:11.000Z

## Abstract

LiDAR sensors are critical for autonomous driving perception, yet remain vulnerable to spoofing attacks. Jamming attacks inject high-frequency laser pulses that completely blind LiDAR sensors by overwhelming authentic returns with malicious signals. We discover that while point clouds become randomized, the underlying full-waveform data retains distinguishable signatures between attack and legitimate signals. In this work, we propose PULSAR-Net, capable of reconstructing authentic point clouds under jamming attacks by leveraging previously underutilized intermediate full-waveform representations and simultaneous laser sensing in modern LiDAR systems. PULSAR-Net adopts a novel U-Net architecture with axial spatial attention mechanisms specifically designed to identify attack-induced signals from authentic object returns in the full-waveform representation. To address the lack of full-waveform representations in existing LiDAR datasets under jamming attacks, we introduce a physics-aware dataset generation pipeline that synthesizes realistic full-waveform representations under jamming attacks. Despite being trained exclusively on synthetic data, PULSAR-Net achieves reconstruction rates of 92% and 73% for vehicles obscured by jamming attacks in real-world static and driving scenarios, respectively.

## Recorded benchmark results

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- [Point-level recovery on nuScenes-J](<https://www.sota2.com/research/sota/point-level-recovery-on-nuscenes-j.md>): Point-level recovery; nuScenes J; Point-level Recovery Accuracy: 86.75.

- [Point-level recovery on KITTI-J](<https://www.sota2.com/research/sota/point-level-recovery-on-kitti-j.md>): Point-level recovery; KITTI-J; Point-level Recovery Accuracy: 89.9.

- [3D Object Detection on nuScenes 4 Static Scenarios](<https://www.sota2.com/research/sota/3d-object-detection-on-nuscenes-4-static-scenarios.md>): 3D Object Detection; nuScenes 4 Static Scenarios; mAP: 69.4.

- [3D Object Detection on nuScenes 3 moving scenarios](<https://www.sota2.com/research/sota/3d-object-detection-on-nuscenes-3-moving-scenarios.md>): 3D Object Detection; nuScenes 3 moving scenarios; mAP: 63.1.

- [3D Object Detection on nuScenes J](<https://www.sota2.com/research/sota/3d-object-detection-on-nuscenes-j.md>): 3D Object Detection; nuScenes J; mAP: 65.52.

- [3D Object Detection on KITTI-J](<https://www.sota2.com/research/sota/3d-object-detection-on-kitti-j.md>): 3D Object Detection; KITTI-J; mAP: 56.67.

## Original sources and implementation

[Original paper](<https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.00371>)

[PDF](<https://arxiv.org/pdf/2604.00371.pdf>)
