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This year, Ahmad Emranian uploaded many great scenes on our platform. Here’s the video of one of his newest scenes, which you can check in VR right now. Glad to have Ahmad as part of our community and push the boundaries of VR and volumetric content together! https://store.gracia.ai/

Dynamic scenes are now available on standalone Compatible with Quest 3/3s, and at long last, the standalone app with the same scenes is available for Pico 4/4 Ultra. Background downloading has also been added, so you can take off your headset while the scene downloads. Download the app here: https://lnkd.in/ejkDSadc

This is the fourth dynamic scene on Gracia, and the first to feature not only a person in motion but many tiny objects. Thanks to Digital Nation Entertainment, who captured an amazing chef Yoav Schverd, we realized that cooking classes in VR are one of the most promising use cases. When a real professional gives detailed instructions and lets you peek into the process right in your own kitchen — it’s not only impressive but also incredibly handy: you can catch the details of movements, take a closer look, and the food just looks immaculately real. A must-try for everyone with a PCVR setup.

The Dynamic Gaussian Splatting at Gracia starts on PCVR The day has come. Dynamic scenes are now available in the Gracia store, and you can check them out already. But that’s not all: 25x lossless compression, arbitrary length, infinite FPS slow motion, robustness to lighting conditions, novel object introduction, near-perfect temporal stability, and plenty of ongoing improvements that will continue rolling out. Cheers

It was a hell of a year doing statics, but welcome to the new era — things are about to get moving! Please meet Zista, the star of our first real-time, arbitrary-length 6DOF video, streamed on demand from a laptop SSD. Coming soon to PCVR and later for all VR headsets and SDK.

'Embryo Of The Future' is our first and beloved art collaboration for several reasons: 1. It's the world's first work by a contemporary artist using Gaussian Splatting technology in VR. 2. All 11 VR scenes come together to form a unified narrative, taking storytelling to a new level — the viewer can literally step into the artwork. 3. We are just proud of the quality we've achieved. The 1100+ saves confirm that the project has been a success, and the numbers are continuously increasing. You can experience the VR version of 'Embryo Of The Future' in our store, and today we are sharing a 2D video inspired by the collaboration. It's a very impressive work as well!

It definitely excites us a lot!

Another awesome piece of news in just one week: Gracia for Quest 3 is finally available on AppLab! It’s our latest version, enhanced with more splats, better performance, and improved fidelity. Yes, the interfaces are a bit simplified for now, but they still allow you to explore all our best scenes.

There have been some great developments with Gaussian Splatting. It’s time for Gracia to contribute to the advancement of 3DGS! Thanks to our proprietary pipeline, we’ve enhanced our training, rendering, and processing. As a result, our splats are now twice as fast, on average half the size, and significantly better in fidelity. This means more users can explore lifelike scenes with smooth performance and a stable framerate. Join the Gracia community to explore and share your scenes on the platform!

It's awesome to see impressive results from our users! Especially great that we're all looking in the same direction, as our multi-room feature is already on its way!