NeRFtoGSandBack added to Nerfstudio

Michael Rubloff

Michael Rubloff

Email
Copy Link
Twitter
Linkedin
Reddit
Whatsapp
Nerfstudio

Shortly after the inclusion of OpeNeRF into Nerfstudio another method has been added. This time it's NeRFtoGSandBack, which allows for the shuttling between NeRFs and 3DGS within Nerfstudio.

The command for OpenNeRF is quite simple, with it using: ns-train nerfsh. There is not yet any indication how much VRAM NeRFtoGSandBack takes to run.

The foundation that Nerfstudio has created makes it easy for authors to open their methods up to the public to try them out. If you are a researcher or just want to implement a method, Nerfstudio has provided documentation on how to do so. The full documentation page for From NeRFs to Gaussian Splats, and Back can be found here.

From NeRFs to Gaussian Splats, and Back comes with an Apache 2.0 license to match Nerfstudio, making it easy for people to build ontop of and use commercially.

Featured

Recents

Platforms

Apple Maps Flyover Is Getting a Gaussian Splatting Upgrade

Apple Maps will be receiving a gaussian splatting makeover later this fall.

Michael Rubloff

Jun 8, 2026

Platforms

Apple Maps Flyover Is Getting a Gaussian Splatting Upgrade

Apple Maps will be receiving a gaussian splatting makeover later this fall.

Michael Rubloff

Platforms

360 Splat Pro 1.3.0 Adds Multicam Fisheye Alignment & COLMAP Quality Report

Processing 360 data for gaussian splatting continues to get easier with this plugin.

Michael Rubloff

Jun 8, 2026

Platforms

360 Splat Pro 1.3.0 Adds Multicam Fisheye Alignment & COLMAP Quality Report

Processing 360 data for gaussian splatting continues to get easier with this plugin.

Michael Rubloff

Platforms

NVIDIA's Isaac Sim 6.0 Ships With NuRec Gaussian Splatting

NVIDIA continues to do more with gaussian splatting across industries.

Michael Rubloff

Jun 7, 2026

Platforms

NVIDIA's Isaac Sim 6.0 Ships With NuRec Gaussian Splatting

NVIDIA continues to do more with gaussian splatting across industries.

Michael Rubloff

Platforms

ArcGIS Enterprise 12.1 Brings Gaussian Splat Layers to Scene Viewer On-Premises

ArcGIS Enterprise 12.1 supports Gaussian splat layers in Scene Viewer, putting splat visualization inside organizations' own infrastructure for the first time.

Michael Rubloff

Jun 7, 2026

Platforms

ArcGIS Enterprise 12.1 Brings Gaussian Splat Layers to Scene Viewer On-Premises

ArcGIS Enterprise 12.1 supports Gaussian splat layers in Scene Viewer, putting splat visualization inside organizations' own infrastructure for the first time.

Michael Rubloff