Veesus has just rolled out a platform update packed with quality of life improvements aimed at making Gaussian Splatting faster, cleaner, and easier to deploy at scale. The update includes a suite of new features, each designed to reduce friction and enhance the visual fidelity of your gaussian splatting captures.
The headlining addition is Radiance Clear View, a one-click cleanup tool that automatically removes floaters and visual noise from your Gaussian Splat point clouds. With no manual editing or parameter tweaking required, this feature delivers polished, stable visuals instantly. One of the things you might have noticed is that occasionally trees and wind introduce artifacts into a scene or create giant white areas around the branches. This dramatically reduces the visual effects of some of these floaters.
Veesus now supports streaming directly from your own cloud via HTTP, giving teams more flexibility when hosting and sharing large splat datasets. This update makes it easier to integrate Veesus into existing cloud pipelines and removes the need for local file management. The update also improves native streaming support for Gaussian Splat data, meaning users can now stream full-resolution splats without compromising on speed or stability. Combined with HTTP support, this opens up real-time access to heavy datasets with minimal setup.
Finally, Veesus has introduced tile-free opacity rendering, removing the visual artifacts that can appear when working with dense or layered point clouds. To learn more or download the update, visit Veesus.com.
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