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MrNeRF / awesome-3D-gaussian-splatting

Curated list of papers and resources focused on 3D Gaussian Splatting, intended to keep pace with the anticipated surge of research in the coming months.

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Update README.md #5

Closed erich666 closed 1 year ago

erich666 commented 1 year ago

Added 4K4D paper and links.
Made abstracts readable (removed hyphenations).
Added splatting for Windows fork and tutorial.
Other minor text fixes.

erich666 commented 1 year ago

I should note there are a few resources I didn't add, because there was no good place to put them. Please add as you wish:

A web viewer by Jakub Červený. I list this one first, as it's immediately accessible and pretty impressive. The Hilltop Small Church is particularly nice,
Unreal Engine plugin
Needle (who make good glTF and USD viewers on the web) have an experiment implementation.
Jupyter notebook implementation of a viewer. See notes for links to resources.
Polycam, an iPhone app. You can view models at their site in their browser or on their app. Less impressive to me - on my (high bandwidth) browser, the scenes seem to stream in and some don't seem to get fully fleshed out, like this one. They have a ton of examples, but many are terrible quality - user uploads? People have used it to turn movie scenes into 3D models; they have a tutorial video. See that video's notes for many more links.

erich666 commented 1 year ago

gsplat.tech

That's fair. I hadn't made the connection that the author works for Luma AI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcerveny/?originalSubdomain=cz

So, ha, maybe ignore 80% of my PR - say keep the "open-source" and "gplat" fixes and the de-hyphenation changes to the abstracts, to make them more readable. Add other bits as you like. I could edit this PR, but it's honestly better if you decide - I mostly wanted to pass on some sources of info that I had noticed that you didn't list yet. Your page is great; I'm just giving back how I can, as a "thank you."

MrNeRF commented 1 year ago

Thank you Eric. I merge it and edit it afterwards. This way it is more convenient for me.

Yes, he works for Luma. I think they hired him after he has published the viewer. However, I would love to see the source code and add it here, but unfortunately it is closed source.

Thanks again. Best, Janusch

MrNeRF commented 1 year ago

Oh by the way I noticed that you are not listed as contributor. I think this is due to your git e-mail address. I think it is just not associated with github if I am correct (you can see it in the git logs). If you add it on github, you should also appear as contributor.

erich666 commented 1 year ago

I'm not sure what you mean by my "git e-mail address" - I have one. I found there was some confusion some months ago with one email address I use - I would never get notifications from Github. I changed it and things have worked for me since. So I'm not sure what to change, what "git logs" you mean and what they show, and am concerned that if I change anything, I'll again stop getting notifications.

Anyway, thanks for the shout out.

henrypearce4D commented 1 year ago

Listed for me

MrNeRF commented 1 year ago

It seems that GitHub took its time to list you as a contributor. The git logs show your ACM email address. I once had an issue where I wasn't shown as a contributor because my git client email address differed from the one I used on GitHub. Nevertheless, everything seems to be in order now.

erich666 commented 1 year ago

Whew, good! I didn't want to touch a thing, as I'm finally getting notifications again. Beats me in what inaccessible (to me) database they still have my ACM address. Anyway, thanks for the follow up. And, keep up the great work! It's fine to stay focused on open source only - no reason to do it all. I expect when CVPR papers are announced you might get overwhelmed...

MrNeRF commented 1 year ago

I hope @henrypearce4D might be interested to help maintain this repo :)