SceneBaker: Radio-Ready Scene Generation for Sionna Ray-Tracing
Hyeonsu Lyu, Minwoo Kim, Sojeong Park, Hyun Jong Yang
Abstract
Wireless digital-twin (DT) research needs ray-tracing (RT) scenes that can be generated, versioned, and checked reproducibly. Current visual-authoring workflows can produce plausible city models, but they are poorly matched to repeated radio-simulation studies because geometry, terrain contact, and material semantics often require manual repair after export. This paper presents SceneBaker, a programmatic scene-generation pipeline that turns map and terrain data into Sionna RT-ready Mitsuba scenes without a GUI authoring step. Across four campus scenes, SceneBaker generates Sionna RT-ready scenes over the same geographic bounds as a Blender-generated baseline. The generated scenes avoid representative building-generation and terrain-contact faults while preserving comparable coverage-field and link-level channel-response behavior. The implementation and generated comparison assets are available at https://github.com/hslyu/sionna-scene-baker.
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