SuperSplat: Open-Source Web Gaussian Editor
A high-performance 3DGS viewer and editor running entirely in the browser, drastically lowering the hardware barrier for spatial data cleanup.
Authors / Team
PlayCanvas Team · Developer
Location
英国 · 伦敦
Year
2023
Deep Dive
Initiated and maintained by the PlayCanvas graphics engine team, SuperSplat offers a zero-install, out-of-the-box lightweight web editing environment for 3DGS. Before it appeared, viewing and cleaning Gaussian models required heavy locally-compiled clients with high GPU demands. SuperSplat leans deeply on WebGL and WebGPU to deliver smooth loading and high framerate preview directly in modern browsers. Users can drag-and-drop massive PLY files, then use intuitive box selection, inversion, cropping, and deletion to quickly clean up floating noise and stray boundaries left over from environmental scans.
Tech Specs
- Viewer Stack
- PlayCanvas / WebGL / WebGPU
What we learn
- 01
WebGPU is becoming the foundational infrastructure for democratizing spatial computing.
- 02
3D bounding-box cropping is far more efficient and intuitive than point-by-point selection.
- 03
Pushing data cleanup into the browser drastically simplifies the early capture-and-train workflow.
Verbatim quote
"SuperSplat is an open source tool for editing 3D Gaussian Splats. It allows you to load, edit and save splat files."— source ↗
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