A drone flight became a place you can step inside.
A camera captured the city. Apple Vision Pro made it a place you can move through.
A drone records the world as video. New software can use those images to build a three-dimensional copy of the place.
That copy is called a Gaussian splat. Instead of watching the drone flight from one fixed view, you can move around the scene and look from a new angle.
Watch the experimentShort
Turning a drone flight into a place
Watch on YouTubeOn Apple Vision Pro, the result feels less like a clip and more like a place. This is the Spatial Stack in one experiment: capture the real world, create a digital version, then step back inside it.
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