GAUSSIAN SPLATTING

Photorealistic walkthroughs and product captures

Photorealistic walkthroughs of spaces, locations and products, captured with the Gaussian Splatting method. Live in the browser, no app.

Photoreal capture of real objects and spaces, for when a built model is not enough. For a built product viewer with AR, see 3D Product Visualisation. For a walkable store, see Virtual Stores and Exhibitions.

Real places and objects become 3D scenes you can walk

With Gaussian Splatting we turn real locations and objects into detailed, interactive 3D scenes. The technique records light, texture and depth from photos or drone footage. The result runs straight in the browser with no installation and fits into your website or platform.

What tells a high-quality splat apart

Quality comes from the capture, not from post-production. What decides it is a planned capture path, constant light, enough overlap between the images and a reconstruction that bounds the scene cleanly. The result can be counted: the Mountain Chalet below holds six million splats, the hall in Adlershof two million, captured in eleven sweeps over two hours. Every scene ships in two tiers, a full one for the desktop and a lighter one for the phone.

Walkthrough or orbit

Spaces become walkable, with a bounded floor area so nobody walks through a wall. Objects sit on a turntable and are orbited. The choice is made per scene and decides how the application feels.

Capture and operation

In joint projects our partner GoSPL handles the on-site capture and the reconstruction. RAVE SPACE handles integration into the RAVE ENGINE, the interactive features, hosting and operation. For you it stays one contact, one quote and one contract.

Live demos

Vehicles and large objects

Orbit · turntable up to 3.5 t · studio light

A compact hatchback on the integrated turntable of the Hangar film studio in Berlin Adlershof. The turntable takes loads up to 3.5 t, so the capture covers every angle under constant light. Orbit the car and move in close on paint, glass and panel gaps.

Capture: GoSPL

Architecture, walkable from the inside

Walkthrough · 60 m² · 6M splats

Inside the XOIO mountain chalet: Christmas tree, a fire in the oven, snow outside the windows. The scene is not a photo scan but rendered from a 3D model and reconstructed from those frames. That is how you get a walkthrough of a building that does not exist yet.

Capture: GoSPL, in collaboration with XOIO

Marketing a location

Walkthrough · 120 m² · 11 sweeps in 2 hours · 2M splats

The Hangar film studio in Berlin Adlershof, captured in eleven sweeps over two hours. Anyone renting out a hall, a studio or an event floor can show all of it, with no viewing appointment and no rendering that looks different on site.

Capture: GoSPL

Products in the studio

Orbit · studio capture

A Zero FX, captured at the Hangar film studio. For products where the surface makes the difference: brushed metal, paint, tyre tread. The viewer turns the object instead of clicking through an image gallery.

Capture: GoSPL

Real estate tours

Walkthrough · residential building

A residential building in Mödling, free to walk. Light, depth and materials stay as they are on site. Prospects see the rooms before the first appointment, in the browser, with no app.

Capture: RAVE SPACE

Drone footage

Drone capture · free to walk

From drone footage of interiors and exteriors we produce walkable 3D models for documentation, planning and analysis. This hall was captured from the air and can be flown through freely.

Capture: RAVE SPACE

ZIM

ZIM

The research and development of this technology was supported by the Central Innovation Program for SMEs (ZIM). The funding provider is the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action.

Contact

Tell us what you're planning.

Frank Hahn, CEO & Co-founder
Frank Hahn CEO & Co-founder · Berlin

A brief, an RFP or a first idea. We'll come back within 24 hours with a take.