OpenSplat, which brought Mac training to 3DGS has received a big update, now allowing users to train with MPS backend with GPU acceleration.

Gaussian Splatting has quickly become one of the most exciting research topics in Radiance Fields, thanks to its fast training, real time rendering rates, and easy to create pipeline. The one critique that emerged was the resulting file size from captures, often venturing into the high hundreds of megabytes and up.

Native Android support from Luma AI is finally here. Of all the questions about Luma features I get, Android support is routinely at the top of the list.

We continue our SIGGRAPH Asia series chatting with Meta's Codec Avatars Lab team about their groundbreaking paper: "VR-NeRF: High-Fidelity Virtualized Walkable Spaces''.

Today in our SIGGRAPH Asia series we host best paper award winning NVIDIA team and discuss their latest work on a hybrid NeRF named “Adaptive Shells”. We have Zian Wang, Merlin Nimier-David, Tianchang Shen, Nicholas Sharp, Jun Gao and Zan Gojcic with us. 

We usually focus on providing the most up-to-date news on radiance fields. Today we are beyond thrilled to offer a dive into light fields by speaking to pioneering light field researcher and featured speaker at SIGGRAPH Asia 2023, Paul Debevec. 

The point of this post is to take a look under the hood for what is needed to display 3D objects on a screen. We’ll do this by taking a look at the First Principles of a 3D Render Engine i.e. breaking it down into its most basic components at the core.

Franc Lucent shared a NeRF recording of his parents looking at a painting in a Museum.

Franc Lucent shared a NeRF recording of his parents looking at a painting in a Museum.