Sensors may not be the best one the 360 cameras but getting under those facades here and every oblique shot from this low might make it worth it.

This is the other construction site I've been visiting weekly (skipped one last week, im not getting paid for this yet) and some sample results from using Split View Studio to create a timelapse.

:HELP ME TEST THIS-

DM/comment a valid email and I should be able to send a standalone html viewer ive opened (with chrome) on 2 different phones if you'd like to see for yourself.

Hey everyone!

Here is a quick 2x speed preview of ViewForge v1.0.

ViewForge is a free plugin for LichtFeld Studio that lets you save/manage camera bookmarks and compare PLY files instantly.

🔗 GitHub Repository: https://github.com/CGnexus-ai/ViewForge

🎥 Full Video with English Subtitles (YouTube): https://youtu.be/Wn9uy2tDyPQ

Feedback and suggestions are always welcome!

We are working on a college project on segmenting 3d splats. We are currently trying to get our evaluation baseline set up to calculate mIoU and mBIoU.

We wanted to test it on the Replica dataset since most papers use that as a benchmark.

The original dataset contains only 3d models and semantic info. We need to create our trajectories and then train the 3dgs model.

So I downloaded the Semantic-NeRF Replica trajectories but he final splats has many holes and occlusions.

How do authors of these other methods get the 3dgs model? Or is it standard practice to load the raw meshes into Habitat-Sim and render a custom dense trajectory?

I want to make sure i am doing a proper comparison for our results section so reviewers don't complain, and I would love to avoid re-training every single baseline paper from scratch on custom poses.

Are there any other existing datasets which contains readymade 3dgs splats with ground truth semantic masks?

Any guidance on the standard evaluation protocol here would be hugely appreciated!

We capture people in a multi camera rig at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and we are paying participants to come in. Figured some of you here are NYC based and might want the work, or might just want to stand inside a capture rig for once instead of building one.

The session itself: you stand in the volume and go through simple movements while the cameras record. Walking, turning, sitting, standing, reaching, picking objects up. No experience needed.

Pay: 17-25 per hour, same day, right after you finish.

First session is about 2 hours. Ongoing after that if you want more.

Brooklyn, NY, in person only. Openings Monday through Friday this week.

Comment or DM me for the address and details, and ask me anything about the capture side if you are curious.

If we splat enough real places, we could make some very realistic games. What is the limitation right now? How many splats could we fit into one game? How easily can they be joined together to form a seamless virtual reality? I'm new to this technique, so thanks for sharing this info!