Real-world Gaussian splat rendered in-browser with PlayCanvas Engine on WebGPU
willeastcott · x · 2026-11-11
PlayCanvas developer willeastcott showcases a Gaussian splat created by StephaneAgullo: a real scanned location rendered directly in the browser via a hyperlink, powered by the PlayCanvas Engine on WebGPU and viewable through SuperSplat. The demo highlights how far in-browser 3D capture rendering has come heading into 2026 — no plugins or installs required.
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