Researchers from Jagiellonian University and other institutions have published the DomeGS paper

Oct 29

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   Jagiellonian University and others propose DomeGS: using 3D Gaussian splatting to complete the background of outdoor VR scenes

   Researchers from institutions including Jagiellonian University in Poland and the University of Cambridge in the UK published a paper on arXiv, proposing the DomeGS framework, which combines generative background completion with 3D Gaussian splatting (3DGS) scene reconstruction to address the missing sky, horizon, and distant views in outdoor VR scenes. 36 participants used Meta Quest Pro to test four groups of outdoor scenes. DomeGS achieved statistically significant improvements in spatial presence and perceived realism (p=0.042), and 75% of participants were more willing to stay for extended periods in virtual environments using DomeGS. The two approaches showed no significant differences in task completion time, head movement distance, or VR sickness symptom scores.

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