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3DGSGaussian Splatting
Gaussian splatting rebuilds a space from hundreds of photos as a field of light. Glass, reflections and foliage — the things modeled geometry struggles with — come through looking real.
- Hard to tell from a photoEven things with blurry edges, like glass, mirrors, water and leaves, are rebuilt. Of the three methods, it comes closest to the real thing.
- No fixed viewpointsYou're not limited to where the camera stood. Move anywhere in the space, at any angle.
- Walk it, measure itMove along the floor without passing through walls. Measure distances and areas right on screen.
- Dress it up yourselfPlace hotspots, floor plans, 3D text and skyboxes with a mouse. Upload, customize and share as a link, all on one screen.
It looks like a photo, but you can walk around inside.
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