Gaussian Point Splatting
Summary
Researchers propose Gaussian Point Splatting, a stochastic rendering method using pixel-sized opaque points and 64-bit GPU atomics that scales to hundreds of millions of Gaussians in real time. The method, accepted at SIGGRAPH 2026, employs hierarchical culling and parallel programming primitives to achieve even workload distribution with only minor noise differences compared to original Gaussian splatting.
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