@LinusEkenstam: Most impressive thing from WWDC was the guassian splatting in Maps. Beating Google to the punch. Epic work by the Maps …
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At WWDC, Apple showcased impressive Gaussian splatting in Maps, beating Google to the punch with this 3D mapping technology.
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Most impressive thing from WWDC was the guassian splatting in Maps.
Beating Google to the punch.
Epic work by the Maps team https://t.co/WtqFVgTla7
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