28MB Gaussian splat of Stonehenge lets you walk inside the stones in a browser
willeastcott · x · 2026-08-28
PlayCanvas founder Will Eastcott built a 3D Gaussian splat of Stonehenge with SuperSplat. At just 28MB, it opens directly in a browser tab, or you can step inside the normally off-limits stone circle via a WebXR headset. Rendering runs on WebGPU via the PlayCanvas engine, showing how lightweight 3DGS can deliver immersive web experiences.
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