MeshBuilder

3D Gaussian Splatting is a cutting-edge reconstruction technique that creates high-fidelity 3D models from 2D images or video. Unlike traditional photogrammetry, it produces photorealistic 3D representations with exceptional detail and visual quality, making it ideal for professional 3D capture workflows.

Gaussian Splatting offers superior visual quality and photorealism compared to traditional mesh-based photogrammetry. It excels at capturing complex materials, reflections, and fine details. While traditional photogrammetry creates polygon meshes, Gaussian Splatting produces volumetric representations that look more realistic.

Yes. MeshBuilder is designed for completely offline, on-premise processing. All reconstruction happens locally on your hardware with zero cloud dependency, making it perfect for defense, enterprise, and other security-conscious environments where data cannot leave your facility.

MeshBuilder accepts JPG and PNG images, as well as video formats for 3D reconstruction. The output is a high-fidelity PLY point cloud. Embedded optimization workflows ensure efficient processing for various capture scenarios from DSLR photos to drone footage.

For organizations with security requirements, yes. Unlike cloud-based tools like Luma AI or Polycam, MeshBuilder processes everything locally. This eliminates data security risks, ensures compliance with data protection regulations, and works in classified or offline environments where cloud solutions are prohibited.

MeshBuilder is currently in development as part of our Darke Works innovation lab. We're accepting expressions of interest for early access. Contact us at innovation@immersive-engineering.com to learn more about the technology and be notified when it becomes available.