This Will Change 3D Scanning Forever!

3D scanning and rendering is moving way too fast, and this new technology is going to change Photogrammetry, 3D Scanning, and even 3D Rendering forever. It's a little something called Gaussian Splatting. Let's figure it out in today's video

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[KevinMerinoCreations]

I enjoy seeing that we follow many of the same technology channels! Great job of summarizing and correlating their relationships! 👏👏👏

[no._u]

This is what convinced me to finally get KIRI Engine. Pretty cool so far. 😎

[davidmaly]

Is there a way of transfering this to Revit or other BIM sofware for architecture?

[TheTrumanZoo]

ai should be able to get forms more solid forms from splats, we need it to recognize which splats need to be a single object through colors. perhaps there is a balance between speed and photorealism in combining the techniques. inside the engine we can place invisible objects to we cant walk through objects in game.

[trevorsoh]

Can’t wait to be able to turn 3D rendered scenes directly into Gaussian splats!! (Rather than having to render out many frames and then convert them)

[ravnOne]

very nive video as usual. I have a question: could you combine GS with AI tech?

[hasoevo]

Does KIRI accept equirectangular and fisheye images for GS rendering?

[giovannigiorgio]

This changes nothing if you need a polygonal object in the scene

[Izgrim]

I don't fully agree with the GaSp hype - at least not in this point of time. Photogrammetry, for now, will probably remain the main source of photoscanned content used in games & rendering - mostly due to accuracy and how easy it's to optimize / retopo the models. Plus you don't always want to have all the reflection data you get from NeRF or GaSp. Don't get me wrong - GaSp already have some nice use cases (like virtual tours, etc.), but it's hard for me to see it as a standard for gamedev due to it's volumetric nature.

Maybe in the future when we will be able to more accurately turn GaSp volumes into meshes, it will become a more viable option, but for now it's more of a fun gimmick that people love on LinkedIn, rather than a solution to any real existing problem in CGI.

It's like:
- Whoa, it looks so coo! What can you do with it?
- Well... nothing really, at least not yet.
- Oookaaay...

But! I'm only human and can be mistaken - and maybe I just don't see the whole picture.

[techknowbabble]

so nothing new from the last year just an app? lol nice ad, no wonder it was at the end of a 7 min video recapping the last year.