Launching Explore: Hyuga’s public splat gallery
Announcement · Hyuga.ai
Explore is live at hyuga.ai/en/explore. It’s Hyuga’s public gallery: real scenes captured and reconstructed with Gaussian splatting, opening in the browser with one click. No install, no plugins, no separate viewer.
The catalog is still small. Most of it is scenes we captured and processed ourselves: objects, architecture and a few full spaces. We’ll be adding more week by week.
The player
Every scene runs on the Hyuga player, the same one we use internally and the one that will be available to embed on third-party sites.
It supports three camera modes, and each scene is published with whichever fits it best:
- Orbital — the scene rotates around a fixed point. The natural choice for an object.
- Free-look — free camera, fly through the scene with no constraints.
- First person — walk the scene at eye height. This is the mode that works best in interiors and large spaces.
This is Little Monk Figurine, the same scene that’s in Explore, running below:
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Little Monk Figurine. Drag to rotate, scroll to zoom.
The player works on phones. We’re working on mobile optimization: levels of detail, progressive streaming and lighter versions of each scene, so large captures open fast on mobile data.
Scenes are built in the Hyuga editor
Nothing in Explore was published by hand. Every scene went through our editor: load the splat, place and scale it, set the starting camera, pick the navigation mode and publish.
The editor we use to build the scenes in Explore.
For now we use it in-house. We’re getting it ready to open up, along with a splat editor for cleaning the cloud before publishing: crop the background, remove floaters and artifacts, adjust density. That’s the part of the process we currently handle with scattered tools and want inside the platform.
Early access
We’re rolling out early access gradually, so we can work closely with the first cases.
If you have 360° captures sitting around, a space you want to digitize or a project where this would help, write to us at hello@hyuga.ai and tell us what you want to do.
In the meantime, Explore is at hyuga.ai/en/explore.