An aerial scene flown beside the Singapore Flyer at Marina Centre. From the opening view it looks across the water to Marina Bay Sands, the lotus-shaped ArtScience Museum and the towers of the CBD, with an elevated road crossing the foreground.
The creator flew it with an Antigravity A1, a drone that films in 360 degrees, and published it as a test. At under a million Gaussians it is the lightest scene in this set and opens fastest. It also shows the limit of a single pass: the road below the drone is crisp, while the skyline across the bay stays soft, because a splat can only be as sharp as the views the camera actually took.
What to look for
- The road deck and its supports, sharpest because they were closest to the drone
- The skyline, softer with distance, which is what one far-off pass gives you
- How little data a city view needs: the whole scene is 13 MB
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.
