Updates to the foundational 3D Gaussian Splatting page have been sporadic, yet a notable enhancement has recently emerged with the addition of OpenXR support.

It was only a matter of time before Gsplat.js added a new dimension to their Javascript Gaussian Splatting library.

Kevin Kwok, perhaps better known as Antimatter15, has released something amazing: splaTV.

Tripo AI, the company behind Triplane Gaussians has announced a partnership with Stability AI on the release of their newest state of the art image to 3D model, TripoSR.

Late last year, we explored Gauzilla, a Gaussian Splatting viewer developed by Josh Sato and crafted in Rust.

This open-source initiative utilizes the Vulkan API, known for its high efficiency and cross-platform capabilities, to support point-based radiance fields, potentially paving the way for the integration of TRIPS or future radiance field methods.

GSOPs, the Gaussian Splatting plugin developed to work with SideFX's Houdini has seen a constant flow of updates.

We're beginning to see the fruits of nerfstudio's efforts with the Splatfacto model, evolving into a new methodology with the introduction of OpenSplat

Aras Pranckevičius, programmer and creator of a Gaussian Splatting Unity Plugin has released an update to the plugin.

GaussianSplats3D, a Three.js based Gaussian Splatting renderer from Mark Kellogg has received a couple great quality of life updates.

There's an ever growing list of platforms where you can create with radiance fields. Now, ComfyUI has been added to the list with the introduction of Comfy3D.

MetalSplatter is a completely free and open source Gaussian Splatting viewer and Swift/Metal library for the Apple Vision Pro. It allows you to experience your captures in full stereo within the Vision Pro.