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A video turned into a sculpture of time, and an AI that says what's in it

2.7%

error in the camera path measured from a 10-second phone walk inside the browser, against a full photogrammetry solve (a straight line is 5.4% off)

A headset recording of a front garden with boxes labelled blue car, grey car and potted plant
1/5One moment of a 42-second Quest recording, with what the in-browser detector found. The "grey car" on the left is actually a virtual racing car.
  1. 1 · Find
  2. 2 · Sculpture
  3. 3 · Before
  4. 4 · Measured
  5. 5 · True scale

The problem it solves

Ours runs in the browser on an uploaded video, in two modes: a time sculpture and a camera path. Every moment gets real AI depth, and the path is measured from the video itself: points followed from moment to moment and lifted into 3D give where the camera went, in one to four seconds.

How it is used

  • Your own site, captured on the day and opened in a browser by everyone who needs it: your team, your buyers, your client.
  • Built and quoted for your project after we understand what it must do. Not an app to download.
  • Shown to you on a call first, on an example like this one, so you can judge it against your own site.

See it

We show this demo on a short call, with your own site in mind. Get started now: your name and email are enough, and we reply within a day.

Cover of the book Gaussian Splatting in 2026
The book behind the lab

Get the book today: learn Gaussian splatting and apply it to real projects.

People keep asking how we build what you see here. The book walks students, educators and practitioners from a drone clip to a measured 3D in the browser, with hands-on labs and the code.

Launch price until 3 December.

Teaching a course (Level 5, Level 6 and up)? Email junaid.malik@simamdigital.com about a class discount.