Apple Machine Learning is a subsect of the Cupertino tech giant that focuses on solving the most challenging problems in computer vision and perception

Chaos develops 3D visualization technology for architecture, engineering, construction, product design, manufacturing, and media and entertainment. Recently they began supporting Radiance Field method, Gaussian Splatting.

Common Sense Machines is building artificial intelligence that learns to translate the world into a 3D simulation.

Covision Media provides mass production of reality-grade 3D for some of the largest retailers in the world.

Global Objects is assembling the largest digital library of locations that can be used in virtual production environments.

Google Research strives to create an environment conducive to many different types of research across many different time scales and levels of risk.

Gracia is the world's first platform with free-viewpoint photorealistic VR experiences with Gaussian Splatting

graswald.ai uses the power of gaussian splatting to turn videos and images of real-world objects into photorealistic 3D models. Share these models on the web and create beautiful, lifelike AR/VR experiences.

GSOPs brings 3DGS support to SideFX Houdini. It's also free!

Instant NGP or Instant NeRF from NVIDIA created the ability to rapidly train NeRFs.

We established KIRI Innovation with one purpose in mind - to bridge the gap between the physical world and the digital ones. That's why we are determined to make 3D scanning more accessible to everyone.

Lifecast's main product is Volurama - a Windows/Mac GUI for the NeRF engine for reconstructing static scenes from iPhone video input. They're most widely known for being able to train NeRFs with GPU acceleration on Mac.

Luma AI is a 3D company based out of Palo Alto, CA. They have recently raised a $43M Series B, led by Andreessen Horowitz. Luma currently has three core products: Radiance field captures with Interactive Scenes, Generative AI through Genie, and highly stabilized video Flythroughs.

Mapillary is street-level imagery platform that scales and automates mapping using collaboration, cameras, and most recently NeRFs.

Metalsplatter is a free iOS VR app, made for the Apple Vision Pro to explore 3DGS files.

Nerfstudio is an open-source project developed at UC Berkeley, led by students from the Kanazawa group and other collaborators

Bytedance owned XR company Pico, recently announced they will support Radiance Field method, Gaussian Splatting.

From its humble origins as a capture app, Polycam has evolved into a cross-platform powerhouse, providing an array of capabilities including editing tools, drone mapping, and beyond.

Portality is a WebGL2 implementation of a browser-based renderer for Gaussian Splatting. Unlike some previous renderers, this renderer uses a gpu-based bitonic sort algorithm that makes it much faster and eliminates jerky animations. Also, it is fully WebGL 2 compatible, making it available across a wide variety of browsers, including mobile browsers.

Postshot is a German radiance field company, offering an intuitive and robust platform for both Neural Radiance Fields and 3D Gaussian Splatting.

RunwayML is building artificial intelligence systems to usher in a new era for creativity where the best stories are yet to be told.

Scaniverse lets you capture, edit, and share 3D content directly from your phone. Using LiDAR, photogrammetry, and gaussian splatting, it builds 3D models with high fidelity and stunning detail.

Snap AR enables creators around the world to revolutionize the way we create, explore, and play.

Spectacular AI offers next-generation visual-inertial tracking solutions that enable real-time relative position estimation by information fusion of camera and inertial measurement unit (IMU) data.

Spline is a free 3D design platform that support Gaussian Splatting.

PlayCanvas's Super Splat is a free 3D Gaussian Splat editor and viewer.

Tripo AI is a 3D Generative AI company, specializing in text and image to 3D. It allows for developers to quickly prototype, experiment with, and launch 3D models in applications and services with ease. Tripo has two main products: Tripo for Web and the Tripo Platform.

Varjo is a high end virtual reality company based out of Finland.

Volinga is the first professional Neural Radiance Fields (NeRF) suite for virtual production, VFX, TV, and entertainment.

Wayve is an autonomous driving company that is building embodied AI and eventually power the intelligence behind other forms of robotic embodiment.

XSpada is a Southern California based radiance field platform, cofounded by Pat Kidwell, Brenden Shue, and Colin Kidwell. XSpada is dedicated to making the exchange of spatial data easy and accessible to allow users to create, own, and share radiance fields with ease.