The M3 Gallery is in the School of Design & Media at Nanyang Polytechnic in Ang Mo Kio, and this scene records it set up for a course exhibition: display walls and screens, timber-clad columns, and a long open floor under an exposed services ceiling.
It was processed in XGRIDS LCC Studio. Interiors like this are where Gaussian splatting earns its place over a plain point cloud: screens, polished floors and ductwork look the way they do in person, so someone who missed the show can still walk it.
What to look for
- The exposed ceiling: ducts, cable trays and linear lights
- Screens and polished surfaces, which a laser scanner tends to record as noise
- The long view down the gallery floor
A scene like this of your own site
We capture Singapore sites as Gaussian splat scenes with PortalCam and the Lixel K2, and publish them to a link that opens in any browser, with nothing to install. For our own projects, see the case studies.
