10x Faster Load
Gaussian Splatting scenes load significantly faster than traditional 3D pipelines.
How All Axis used photoreal interactive 3D to improve product confidence, conversion rates, and revenue outcomes across different industries.
All Axis is a UK startup building around Gaussian Splatting models so retailers and artists can ship interactive 3D experiences that feel like product photography, while loading much faster than traditional mesh-heavy workflows.
Gaussian Splatting scenes load significantly faster than traditional 3D pipelines.
Fine textures and real-world lighting cues close the gap between screen and physical product.
Production costs stay approachable for brands that need quality without heavy 3D overhead.
Both studies tested the same principle: better visual understanding should reduce uncertainty and improve buying behavior.
Kineon sells laser light therapy devices in a price-sensitive category where visual confidence matters. Their team tested Gaussian Splatting on product pages to reduce hesitation and help customers understand what they were buying before checkout.
14-day A/B test measuring 3D placement strategy and downstream conversion behavior.

When product understanding improved, conversion followed, especially on mobile where attention windows are shorter.
The core finding is consistent: immersive product understanding creates measurable commercial value when it is deployed with performance discipline.
The same visual technology produced lift in both clinical and lifestyle buying journeys.
Interactive media had outsized impact on mobile, where product certainty is harder to build.
Fast scene delivery protected site speed while improving depth of product understanding.
These tests suggest a durable shift in ecommerce: rich product media is now a conversion lever, not just a creative add-on. Gaussian Splatting gives teams a path to ship that quality at operational speed.
The data from both studies points in the same direction: better product understanding leads to better business outcomes.
RadianceFields.com explores how All Axis is leveraging Gaussian Splatting technology to drive conversions across industries.
All Axis is a UK start-up leveraging Gaussian Splatting models to enable retailers & artists to create and display 3D photos of physical objects online. These 3D photos are completely photorealistic, fully interactive and load approximately 10x quicker than traditional mesh based 3D renders. This is made possible through photographic capture, deep learning & radiance fields. As All Axis aim is to make 3D accessible to brands which traditional 3D rendering methods have been too expensive or complicated to leverage.
Kineon are a direct-to-consumer brand specialising in medical equipment. Their hero product, The Move+, is a laser light therapy device designed for muscular pain relief and recovery. Kineon sought to improve engagement and reduce purchase anxiety by offering an interactive 3D view of the product.
Step Labs, a CRO agency, tested the hypothesis that adding an interactive 3D image of the product display page (PDP) would increase engagement, improve product understanding, and ultimately drive higher conversions.


Kineon’s results demonstrate the power of immersive product visualisation, turning engagement into revenue.
Baabuk are a Swiss footwear brand that blends heritage materials with modern sneaker design. Made in Nepal with New Zealand wool and designed in Switzerland, Baabuk has been a registered B-corp for 10 years.
Alex from Baabuk told us, “As a DTC brand, you could argue we sell pictures, not footwear!” Baabuk's wool-based shoes have a unique texture that customers love in person, but static images struggled to convey these tactile qualities online.
To bridge this gap with a brick and mortar store, All Axis worked with Baabuk to introduce 3D photos for their best-selling Sky Wooler Jeans shoe. However, ecommerce experiences have to be instant and seamless. Baabuk asked that All Axis prioritise instant load speeds to maintain site performance.

Customers spent more time engaging with the 3D photo, reducing bounce rates and increasing purchase intent on the other colour variants. The Sky Wooler Jeans became Baabuk’s best-selling shoe after using All Axis 3D. Baabuk’s success proves that high-quality 3D visuals aren’t just for tech products—they can transform the fashion industry too.
Kineon and Baabuk operate in completely different industries, but both saw transformational success using All Axis’ 3D photo technology. These results signal a fundamental shift in how products should be presented online. As All Axis aim is to make 3D accessible to brands which traditional 3D rendering methods have been too expensive to leverage, using Gaussian Splatting allows them to develop cost-effective, scalable approaches to photorealistic 3D. Brands across multiple sectors stand to benefit. The data is clear: 3D product visualisation isn’t just a novelty—it’s a revenue driver and essential to modern ecommerce brands.