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    3D Gaussian splatting lets you tour homes right in your browser

    An open-source workflow built on PlayCanvas allows anyone to scan an entire house with just a smartphone and explore it directly in a web browser. Instead of traditional 3D polygons, it uses millions of tiny light clouds to render photorealistic spaces in files smaller than a TikTok video. It drops scanning costs to around $200, giving freelancers a fast new side hustle.

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    PlayCanvas creator drops open-source 3DGS editor in the browser

    PlayCanvas creator Will Eastcott just launched SuperSplat 1.0, a free, open-source tool for inspecting and editing 3D Gaussian Splats right in your web browser. There is nothing to install—users can simply drag and drop PLY files to prune stray points and adjust scene orientation. Keep in mind it currently only supports PLY files and skips spherical harmonic rotation on export.