Hiverlab Launches revolutionary Gaussian Splatting Runtime Editor for Digital Twins
Hiverlab Introduces Gaussian Splat Digital Twin Runtime Editor for SpatialWork
Singapore, February 14 2025 — Hiverlab, a leader in Spatial Intelligence, today announced a groundbreaking enhancement to its SpatialWork Ai powered Digital Twin platform with the launch of the Gaussian Splatting Digital Twin Runtime Editor. This innovative solution redefines digital twin creation by combining a cutting-edge multi-splat technique with real-time IoT data integration, enabling users to overlay sensor information directly onto digital twin environments at the point of import.
Utilizing a proprietary process that generates highly detailed three-dimensional representations from photographic inputs—without relying on traditional polygon-based modeling—the new runtime editor accelerates asset creation while significantly reducing reliance on expensive, time-intensive scanning processes. The ability to edit and seamlessly stitch multiple splats together sets a new industry benchmark for producing cohesive, large-scale digital environments.
A critical differentiator in this release is the integration of a Visual Positioning System (VPS) powered by the Immersal SDK. This advanced feature aligns Gaussian Splat data with precise spatial reference points, ensuring rigorous calibration and enabling real-time object tracking. Remarkably, the capacity to integrate live IoT data into the digital twin environment via a single Gaussian Splat import is unprecedented, providing businesses with an unparalleled, unified view of dynamic operational landscapes and bridging the gap between physical and digital realms.
This innovation is set to transform industries ranging from automation, manufacturing, shipping, oil and gas, and logistics to smart cities. Already, industry leaders such as HP, Omron, DB Schenker, Keppel, and NEOM are deploying Hiverlab’s solution, underscoring its potential to drive significant improvements in operational efficiency and data-driven decision-making. Recent market analyses from PwC and McKinsey forecast substantial growth in digital twin applications—with efficiency gains of 20–30% for sectors that combine real-time data with high-fidelity digital modeling.
“Today marks a pivotal moment in our mission to democratize and advance digital twin technology,” said Ender Jiang Shutao, CEO of Hiverlab. “By integrating our innovative Gaussian Splat editing capabilities with an advanced Virtual Positioning System and live IoT data overlays, we are not only enhancing visual fidelity but also redefining digital twin creation. Our clients can now merge physical and digital realities with unprecedented precision, paving the way for smarter, more sustainable operations and setting a new standard for the industry.”
Looking ahead, Hiverlab envisions spatial digital twins becoming the backbone of operational strategy, empowering enterprises to proactively manage assets, optimize processes, and continuously innovate in an increasingly data-driven world. To learn more about the Gaussian Splat Runtime Editor, users can visit the Hiverlab Academy here
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About Immersal:
Immersal is a Finnish company founded in 2015, and acquired by Hexagon in 2021. Immersal offers cutting-edge Spatial mapping and Visual Positioning System (VPS). This robust and versatile technology delivers highly accurate location data, empowering devices to navigate complex environments, whether indoors, such as in refineries and processing plants, or outdoors across expansive drilling sites and pipelines. Immersal’s VPS enables developers to build location-based Augmented Reality experiences and asset-tracking applications. For information, please visit their website here