Tortuise – Gaussian splatting in your terminal, no GPU required
CPU Gaussian splats in the terminal at 10-25 FPS—six render modes, full 3D nav, ships today.
Enjoy gaussian splatting in your terminal, supports xterm, kitty, gnome, works over SSH
CPU only Gaussian Splat rendering over SSH beats launching a desktop viewer.
Machine learning engineers working on remote servers
SuperSplat · MeshLab
Along the way, I also wrote a small tutorial on the forward rasterization process for Gaussian splatting on CPUs
CPU Gaussian splats in the terminal at 10-25 FPS—six render modes, full 3D nav, ships today.
Using an SVO to voxelize Gaussian splats is a sensible way to prune overlap checks — hierarchical voxels fit the problem and should cut costly pairwise collisions. Can't judge the execution: the Reddit thread is blocked with no visible code, benchmarks, or demos, so this currently reads like an intriguing sketch rather than a drop-in tool.
Gaussian splatting tours offer better fidelity than Matterport, but platform is early.
3DGS training in 90 seconds on M4 via fused Metal kernels, no PyTorch overhead—unprecedented Apple Silicon story.
Single image to explorable 3D scene is technically impressive but mostly a novelty demo.
Custom rhêgma software sculpts Gaussian splat clouds into vapor-like artistic distortions.