Gauzilla Pro Shows Retail Demo with XGRIDS

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Gauzilla Pro

Gauzilla has returned, this time giving a preview collaboration with LiDAR based Gaussian Splatting company, XGRIDS. Here we can see the promise of the two working hand in hand with one another to showcase how the two can work together in a retail environment. It's easy to see how the two can work together extremely well to create a stronger shopping and expectation setting experience for consumers.

For people wanting to try it out for themselves, click here!

Additionally Gauzilla has shown their website for people to check out for the first time. While there's still no word on how much Gauzilla Pro will cost, people are able to sign up for the waitlist directly through the site.

The basic version of Gauzilla continues to be available through Github with an MIT License.

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