Graph Processor Rendering for 3D Gaussians
AjdDavison · x · 2026-07-17
The post recommends an EGSR 2026 talk on **rendering 3D Gaussians on a graph processor**. The core concept involves: - Assigning Gaussians to tiles; - Processing them primarily within **on-chip SRAM**; - Efficiently passing this data on demand as the virtual camera moves. The author notes this is a collaborative effort with several other researchers and includes the full video.
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