University Dorm Recreated in 3D Gaussian Splat, Showcasing SuperSplat
willeastcott · x · 2026-08-06
Developer Matthew Weinberger scanned his university dorm room using 3D Gaussian Splat technology, perfectly recreating the space with crisp details like posters and desk clutter frozen in time.
The 3D scene is powered by the PlayCanvas engine and rendered in SuperSplat, an open-source 3D point cloud editor. Users can step inside and explore this digital space directly through their browser via the provided link.
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