Gaussian splatting & NeRF
Gaussian splatting and NeRF captures that turn a simple video into photoreal 3D scenes for web viewers, VFX, real estate and heritage projects.
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About Gaussian splatting & NeRF
Gaussian splatting is a recent technique that rebuilds a photoreal 3D scene from a video or a set of photos, preserving reflections, materials and lighting with striking realism. Together with NeRF, its neural radiance field counterpart, it appeals to developers and real estate agents who want an immersive web tour, heritage sites, VFX teams scouting a location and brands looking for a fresh way to present a space or a product.
Deliverables include a splat file (PLY or a compressed format such as SPZ), a scene embedded on your website through a web viewer, rendered video sequences with free-flowing camera moves, or an export to Unreal Engine or Blender. Common tools are Postshot, Polycam, Luma AI and Nerfstudio, with SuperSplat for editing and cleanup. Results depend heavily on capture quality: the artist can shoot the location on foot or by drone, or process your own footage as long as it is sharp, well exposed and orbits the subject from several heights.
On hi-3d, you browse gaussian splatting and NeRF services in our 3D Scanning & Drone Survey category, compare portfolios, rates and lead times, and invite the artist whose scenes impress you most. In the project conversation, you discuss the location, shooting constraints, file size targets and web integration. You get a navigable preview, request touch-ups during revision rounds and receive the final delivery when you are happy with the result.
A typical use: a developer captures a furnished model apartment and embeds the splat on the project page so buyers can walk through it from home. Heritage teams use the same approach to share a chapel or a courtyard online. Always open an artist's sample scenes on a phone before choosing, since performance varies by device. Explore the specialists and send your invitation.