Kudan Launches PRISM Cloud using 3DGS

Kudan has unveiled PRISM Cloud, with gaussian splatting support.

Kudan has unveiled PRISM Cloud, with gaussian splatting support.

Michael Rubloff

Michael Rubloff

Michael is the Founder and Managing Editor of Radiancefields.com

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Kudan Inc. has announced the global launch of PRISM Cloud, a browser based version of its photorealistic 3D digital twin platform using gaussian splatting.

Digital twins have gained traction across industries such as infrastructure, energy, and manufacturing, but adoption can stall after initial pilots. Large file sizes, hardware requirements, and fragmented workflows can prevent 3D environments from becoming part of everyday operational decision making. PRISM Cloud aims to lower that barrier by delivering gaussian splatting.

The platform is positioned as an enterprise collaboration layer, allowing distributed teams to access shared spatial environments from different devices and locations. Kudan also emphasizes flexible deployment options and system integrations, aligning the product with the security and compliance realities of industrial customers.

As splatting techniques mature beyond research demos and creative experiments, more companies are embedding them into structured enterprise platforms.

Learn more about Kudan here.

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