Gaussian splats are like dimensional photographs, capturing places you can explore from different positions and angles. They’re interesting on a screen, but VR makes them feel more like somewhere you can visit.
But getting there can be surprisingly confusing. Some viewers browse cloud libraries, while others need files transferred onto the headset. Some let you share, but others restrict viewing to one account. For each viewer, the experience varies considerably.
I tested several options on my Meta Quest 3 to describe what works best. Hyperscape gave me the best overall viewing experience, but AirVis is my strongest recommendation for combining quality, convenient controls, and sharing. I also explored generated worlds in Marble and moving subjects in Gracia, which show that splats can offer more than still captures.
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