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Start with overlapping images of a scene, object, set, or environment.
Abound 3D for real-time capture
Abound turns photo captures into Gaussian splat assets that preserve visual detail for fast, immersive scene viewing across web, AR, VR, and production workflows.
Start with overlapping images of a scene, object, set, or environment.
Use splat output when the viewing experience matters more than mesh editing.
Let collaborators inspect spatial context in the browser before exporting files.
Photograph the subject with enough viewpoint coverage for the splat workflow to reconstruct visual detail.
Create a Gaussian splat asset in Abound and keep it organized alongside scans, folders, posts, and shared links.
Open the capture in the browser, share it for review, or export splat data for real-time visualization experiments.
Capture rooms, sets, products, and environments as rich splat-based 3D scenes from ordinary photo sets.
Share lightweight interactive splats with stakeholders who need to inspect spatial context without a heavy desktop pipeline.
Export Gaussian splat formats for downstream visualization, experimentation, and real-time 3D workflows.
Use splats when stakeholders need to understand captured appearance, lighting, materials, and spatial context quickly.
Keep the asset inspectable through a web viewer instead of forcing every reviewer into a specialist 3D package.
Capture rooms, displays, sets, and environments where texture and viewpoint coverage carry the value of the scan.
Move splat-ready assets into downstream tools when a project needs custom visualization, rendering, or experimentation.
Gaussian splatting is a 3D scene representation that renders captured visual detail with many soft points, or splats, for fast real-time viewing.
Use Gaussian Splatting when photoreal scene viewing and spatial context matter most. Use Photo Scan when you need a more traditional textured 3D model workflow.
Gaussian splatting works best for photo-covered scenes, rooms, objects, sets, and environments where visual detail and viewpoint coverage are important.
Yes. Abound can keep splat captures in a cloud library so collaborators can inspect them through a browser link before any file handoff is needed.
