With the
, you can view them, and those created by others around the world, in Horizon OS web browser on Quest 3 and Quest 3S. Now, with the
, you can view them, and those created by others around the world, in the Horizon OS web browser on Quest 3 and Quest 3S.iOS/iPadOSNiantic claims Scaniverse now has the “world’s largest collection of splats, created by a community spanning 100+ countries”, and the WebXR interface has you browse them on a 3D globe interface marking their capture location.AndroidScaniverse has been around for three years now, and originally used traditional 3D scanning techniques, leveraging and requiring the LiDAR depth sensor of iPhone Pro and iPad Pro models. It was updated two years ago to use computer vision for depth estimation, and work without LiDAR. But in March of this year, Scaniverse got its most significant upgrade yet: switching from a traditional 3D stack to Gaussian splatting.Into The Scaniverse WebXR siteGaussian splats offer higher fidelity scans, with accurate lighting and reflections. Scaniverse scans previously only showed one object. Splats show the entire background, making them perfect for VR. Scaniverse, however, is free. Horizon Hyperscape costs $30/month and Varjo Teleport requires a monthly fee of $30. You can use the Scaniverse app for Apple or Android devices. And you can see Scaniverse images on Quest 3 and Quest 3S via
. If you want to view the Scaniverse splats on your Quest 3 or Quest 3S, visit
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