VR platform Resonite has integrated 3DGS for its users.

Just in time for the holidays comes a way to share hyper real holiday wishes!

Scaniverse is now available on both the Quest 3 and 3S.

Meta's Radiance Field VR demo can now be experienced on the Quest 2 and Quest Pro.

Another major VR company announces 3DGS support.

The free VR 3DGS application specifically for the Apple Vision Pro has gotten a big update!

3DGS VR platform, Gracia has announced major speed and fidelity boosts to their platform.

Finnish VR company Varjo has announced 3DGS platform, Teleport.

The VR Gaussian Splatting platform, Gracia, has now arrived on Steam and Sidequest, with more to come

As the transition from beta to version 1.0 nears completion, the Gaussian Splatting VR company, Gracia, has introduced an exciting new feature that will greatly help people share their captures.

As the world of artificial intelligence continues to expand at an unprecedented pace, the return of the premier AI conference, GTC, hosted by NVIDIA, marks a pivotal moment for the AI community.

In an era where technology and art increasingly intertwine, Lolo2K showcases a blending of the realms of documentary filmmaking with the innovative potential of Neural Radiance Fields (NeRFs) and Gaussian Splatting to create experiences and connect viewers closer to the captured moments.

GaussianSplats3D, a Three.js based Gaussian Splatting renderer from Mark Kellogg has received a couple great quality of life updates.

There has been a surge in interest in VR based radiance field methods since the release of the Apple Vision Pro. I admittedly spent significantly more time in VR than I had alotted myself, contributing to this article being published a few days after its release.

Just before the weekend, there is a new Gaussian Splatting VR viewer. Splatapult is an open sourced MIT Licensed, 3D Gaussian Splatting renderer written in C++ and OpenGL.

We continue our SIGGRAPH Asia series chatting with Meta's Codec Avatars Lab team about their groundbreaking paper: "VR-NeRF: High-Fidelity Virtualized Walkable Spaces''.

A Delaware based startup, Gracia, emerged out of nowhere earlier this afternoon with an open Beta to view Gaussian Splats in VR. Gracia is supported on Windows and is downloadable from their website.