Short answer
The 360Models Gaussian Splatting viewer shows photorealistic 3D captures online. It turns large amounts of splats into a smooth visual environment instead of an abstract point cloud. Teams can add measurements, annotations, asset information and integrations.
Capabilities
How 360Models puts 3D to work
3D asset management
Manage files, models, scans, metadata, revisions and publication status centrally.
Organization structures
Control what each organization, team or channel can view, share or publish.
Browser-based viewers
Give colleagues, customers or partners access to 3D context without heavy software.
Embeds and API
Use the managed 3D layer in websites, shops, portals and custom software.
Approach
From source data to daily use
Capture or supply the location
Start with an existing Gaussian Splat or arrange a scan. We agree which source files and processing are needed for the intended result.
Process and optimize
Prepare the capture for browser viewing and keep the source files, information and revisions with the correct location or project.
Add inspection context
Connect annotations, documents and inspection information to the scan. Add measurements where the capture and required accuracy allow.
Publish and maintain
Publish and host the photorealistic scan in a browser viewer. Give colleagues and clients access to explore the environment, review annotations and discuss the same location.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Publish large Gaussian Splats and photorealistic 3D scans smoothly in the browser with annotations, measurements, asset information and integrations.
This is useful when point clouds are accurate, but too abstract for many stakeholders to understand quickly. It also helps when gaussian Splat captures can become large and need optimization before they render smoothly in the browser.
A typical workflow covers capture or supply the location, process and optimize, add inspection context, publish and maintain. The exact scope depends on the source data, users and required output.
Explore a photorealistic capture in the browser, share it with your team and connect annotations, documents and inspection information. Measurements depend on the capture method and the accuracy required for your task.
Yes. Scans and related files can be organized by organization, team, location or project, with access rights for the people who need them.
Yes. A published Gaussian Splat viewer can be embedded in a website or connected to a portal or existing software through a custom integration.
3D workflows can support OBJ, FBX, GLB, SKP, STP, STL, PLY, LCC, SOG, MAX, DWG, DXF, IFC and SAT, point clouds such as LAS, E57, PTS and PTX, plus JPEG, JPG, PNG, WebP, TIF and PDF.
Examples include technical installations, infrastructure, buildings and heritage sites where a photorealistic record helps teams inspect, discuss or prepare work remotely.
Yes. The scan remains managed in 360Models while the viewer or custom interface can be adapted to your brand, portal and workflow.
Where could 3D help your team today?
Start with the problem you want to solve. Data and business logic can remain in existing software; 360Models adds only the capture, management and visual 3D application you need.
