Introducing View Dependent: A New Podcast Exploring the Future of 3D Tech

Michael Rubloff

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View Dependent Podcast

After spending the past two years immersed in 3D technology, I’ve witnessed firsthand how innovations like Radiance Fields are redefining what’s possible. That’s why I’m excited to introduce View Dependent, a new podcast and livestream where my co-host MrNeRF and I will dive into the latest advancements in Neural Radiance Fields (NeRFs), Gaussian Splatting, and more.

In View Dependent, we’ll dive into technologies like Neural Radiance Fields (NeRFs) and Gaussian Splatting—breakthroughs that are driving the next wave of immersive environments. Whether you’re a developer, researcher, or just passionate about tech, this podcast is for you.

What makes radiance fields so revolutionary? Imagine creating photorealistic virtual worlds, or using hyper-accurate 3D models to power autonomous vehicles. This isn’t just future speculation—it’s happening now. Each episode will feature in-depth conversations with industry leaders who are using these tools to transform industries like gaming, AR/VR, architecture, and more. Additionally, we will also be speaking to some of the leading engineers and researchers, giving you the tools to stay ahead in your field. We’ll cover not just the innovations but also their practical implications, showing how these advancements are reshaping workflows and creating new opportunities across industries.

But more than just talking tech, we’ll explore why these advancements matter. How are NeRFs and Gaussian Splatting reshaping workflows? What does this mean for the future of interactive experiences? View Dependent will offer not just answers, but practical insights you can apply to your own projects.

I’m excited to share this journey with you—subscribe now and be part of a community that’s pushing the boundaries of 3D innovation. Our first episode drops soon!

You can find us on Twitter, Linkedin, YouTube, and will soon be on all major Podcast streaming platforms.

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Arrival.Space Splat.js Trains Gaussian Splats in Browser

Arrival.Space has published Splat.js, an MIT-licensed WebGPU library that runs SIFT structure from motion and 3D Gaussian splat training in a browser tab.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 21, 2026

Platforms

Arrival.Space Splat.js Trains Gaussian Splats in Browser

Arrival.Space has published Splat.js, an MIT-licensed WebGPU library that runs SIFT structure from motion and 3D Gaussian splat training in a browser tab.

Michael Rubloff

PointCloudSnapPro Adds Gaussian Splats to Maya 2026

MSD PointCloudSnapPro loads Gaussian splat PLY into the Maya 2026 viewport, snaps geometry onto splat surfaces with no proxy mesh, and renders through Arnold.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 20, 2026

PointCloudSnapPro Adds Gaussian Splats to Maya 2026

MSD PointCloudSnapPro loads Gaussian splat PLY into the Maya 2026 viewport, snaps geometry onto splat surfaces with no proxy mesh, and renders through Arnold.

Michael Rubloff

Platforms

Foundry Ships Nuke 17.1v1 With Dynamic Gaussian Splat and Relighting Support

Nuke 17.1 ships Foundry's Gaussian splat toolset with fractional density masks in GeoDeletePoints, a SplatRender Overscan option, and eight splat bug fixes.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 20, 2026

Platforms

Foundry Ships Nuke 17.1v1 With Dynamic Gaussian Splat and Relighting Support

Nuke 17.1 ships Foundry's Gaussian splat toolset with fractional density masks in GeoDeletePoints, a SplatRender Overscan option, and eight splat bug fixes.

Michael Rubloff

Platforms

NavVis Adds Gaussian Splats to IVION 12

NavVis adds Gaussian splats to IVION 12 as a third visualization mode beside point clouds and panoramas, shipping as a beta gated to NavVis MLX customers.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 19, 2026

Platforms

NavVis Adds Gaussian Splats to IVION 12

NavVis adds Gaussian splats to IVION 12 as a third visualization mode beside point clouds and panoramas, shipping as a beta gated to NavVis MLX customers.

Michael Rubloff

Michael Rubloff

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Michael is the Founder and Managing Editor of Radiancefields.com

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Platforms

Arrival.Space Splat.js Trains Gaussian Splats in Browser

Arrival.Space has published Splat.js, an MIT-licensed WebGPU library that runs SIFT structure from motion and 3D Gaussian splat training in a browser tab.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 21, 2026

Splat.js

Platforms

Arrival.Space Splat.js Trains Gaussian Splats in Browser

Michael Rubloff

Aug 21, 2026

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Platforms

Arrival.Space Splat.js Trains Gaussian Splats in Browser

Arrival.Space has published Splat.js, an MIT-licensed WebGPU library that runs SIFT structure from motion and 3D Gaussian splat training in a browser tab.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 21, 2026

Splat.js

PointCloudSnapPro Adds Gaussian Splats to Maya 2026

MSD PointCloudSnapPro loads Gaussian splat PLY into the Maya 2026 viewport, snaps geometry onto splat surfaces with no proxy mesh, and renders through Arnold.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 20, 2026

PointCloudSnapPro Adds Gaussian Splats to Maya 2026

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Aug 20, 2026

PointCloudSnapPro Adds Gaussian Splats to Maya 2026

MSD PointCloudSnapPro loads Gaussian splat PLY into the Maya 2026 viewport, snaps geometry onto splat surfaces with no proxy mesh, and renders through Arnold.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 20, 2026

Platforms

Foundry Ships Nuke 17.1v1 With Dynamic Gaussian Splat and Relighting Support

Nuke 17.1 ships Foundry's Gaussian splat toolset with fractional density masks in GeoDeletePoints, a SplatRender Overscan option, and eight splat bug fixes.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 20, 2026

Nuke 17.1

Platforms

Foundry Ships Nuke 17.1v1 With Dynamic Gaussian Splat and Relighting Support

Michael Rubloff

Aug 20, 2026

Nuke 17.1

Platforms

Foundry Ships Nuke 17.1v1 With Dynamic Gaussian Splat and Relighting Support

Nuke 17.1 ships Foundry's Gaussian splat toolset with fractional density masks in GeoDeletePoints, a SplatRender Overscan option, and eight splat bug fixes.

Michael Rubloff

Aug 20, 2026

Nuke 17.1