Gaussian splatting rebuilds live sports as 4D scenes viewable from any angle
import_jmr · x · 2026-09-02
Gaussian splatting is changing how sports content gets made: it takes multi-camera video and rebuilds the scene in full 3D, viewable from any angle. Instead of polygons, the scene is built from millions of tiny splats of color and depth. Arcturus extends this across time (4D), turning a live game into a 3D scene shown from field level, beside a player, or above the play.
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