Ray atlas.
A transmitter fills a room with radio waves that bounce off walls, pass through them and scatter before they reach each receiver. A person reading at a table or walking to a shelf touches only a few of those paths. This page draws every path the ray tracer kept, frame by frame, in the room it solved them in, so you can watch which ones the people cut.
Snapshots solved offline with Sionna RT 2.0.1 from simulation runs, by
notebooks/studies/2026-10-18-ray-visualization/solve_rays.py --web-out, and committed with the site.
No request reaches S3 or runs the ray tracer. Simulated data throughout.
The 3D view needs JavaScript. These are the numbers it draws.
| Last interaction | Paths | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Line of sight | 408 | 3.0 % |
| Reflected | 2055 | 15.2 % |
| Through a wall | 645 | 4.8 % |
| Scattered | 10392 | 77.0 % |
| Touching a person | 1010 | 7.5 % |
| Simulation input | Value |
|---|---|
| Run | 01M5B21JR7B2ED030HT5Z9A9W0 |
| Floor | fiit-ground-0 |
| Furniture layers | roomplan-open-2026-10-19, may-gapfill-2026-10-19, lidar-silent-2026-08-19 |
| Furniture pieces | 143 |
Snapshot fiit-library-mix-v3, built 2026-10-20.
Until 2026-10-19 this page showed a three-walker run (01M57PNEA7YX0FPCE6TSR08KAW) whose people each
stood wedged for 45 s or more at the passage between the two rooms, and four of its nine links were never entered. It was
withdrawn because it did not show people walking. The cause and the fix are in
notebooks/studies/2026-10-19-library-mix/README.md.