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Gaussian Splatting
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Gaussian Splatting is a radiance field technique introduced by Inria and the Max Planck Institute in 2023 that represents 3D scenes as collections of optimizable 3D Gaussians. As a radiance field method, it shares the foundational goal of NeRF — synthesizing novel views of a scene from captured imagery — while enabling real-time rendering at interactive framerates. The 2023 paper triggered an explosion of follow-on research, tooling, and commercial platforms, and RadianceFields.com tracks the format's evolution across capture apps, viewers, editors, and pipeline integrations.
