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Thank you so much for this video, there were so many extremely enlighting infos in it :) Regarding rasterization and fields I also think that both don't fit together. However, if rasterization is something that is preferable, the radiation should maybe not be a field but objects that are treated as radiators. In raytracing, the idea has always been to shoot viewing-rays like pythagoras did. What if an object was a neural network that I can ask to radiate the object onto a point in space? (a nice side-effect would be, that a neural network could learn that during training with photos that have been shot in real-world physical constraints, the point is traveling propertional to the distance of the radiation-source)

Great talk!

What an amazing level of pedagogy, very clear detailed explanations with questioning pulling apart the topics covered whilst keeping it very interesting and accessible

Hi, thanks for all your hard work on this. Is the are basic walk through tutorial for this for new Houdini users? I am one of the new audience people, just starting with Houdini because of volumetric video stuff, and would like to integrate splats.

Damn, had a hard time looking at the screen when Wieland presented his screen. Its a screen recording (maybe of a screen recording) then compressed by youtube.

Compression is the hottest topic in GS rn. We are collectively trying to build a unified standard. At least the one of first ones.

thx

This is very exciting work. Houdini is like a magic toolbox, that has built-in wands, but also allows for making your own unique magical devices. I try to promote its virtues whenever I can. Now with the addition of splats there is another wonderful time sink to explore. No idea how people get bored in this modern age with so much at our fingertips. That being said, i was at the beach with my wife the other day watching seabirds feast on a school of fish and was blown away at the terns and pelicans diving again and again following them about. My point is the world is a wonderful place. The digital and the analog. Big thanks for making the digital side of life that much better, guys.

These demos look fantastic! As someone who develops custom tools in Houdini, I'll definitely give it a shot. Great work!

That was a lot of fun--thank you for inviting us!

NeRF avengers assemble! Thank you all so much for the work you do, it was invaluable for my thesis, where I came to NeRF and 3DGS as a complete beginner.

This is an amazing talk! Jonathan, most of the stuff you are talking about I learned the hard way. Now I am taking 500-1000 highest-resolution photos per scene. But still my scenes always have not enougth light... I would really like to learn more and how to capture even better scenes.

Great interview! At 32:24 he mentions couple of packages (Slang, warp, Dr. jet). I cannot find a relevant result for Dr.jet, Can anyone point me to the correct repo?

Thanks guys! Keep it up

Great watch

Great talk, thank you for sharing (and research, great work)!