This 3D model of the "Ku Słońcu" ("Towards the Sun") sculpture, located on Plac Rzeźniczy in Gliwice, Poland, was created using Gaussian Splatting (Supersplat) technology, enabling highly realistic visualization of the artwork while preserving exceptional detail and visual quality.
The spatial data acquisition process was carried out using the XGRIDS PortalCam system, which provides fast and accurate capture of real-world environments. The collected data was subsequently processed and optimized by the SKANOSFERA team, specialists in advanced 3D scanning, digital documentation, and photorealistic spatial modeling.
By leveraging Gaussian Splatting technology, the sculpture was reconstructed with a high level of fidelity, accurately representing its form, surface textures, lighting conditions, and the unique character of its surroundings. The work, created by Professor Krzysztof Nitsch, expresses the idea of striving toward a goal, reaching for all values and ideals, and exploring the unknown. The resulting model serves as a modern digital representation of the space and can be used for marketing purposes, virtual tours, as-built documentation, and long-term digital archiving.
Address: plac Rzeźniczy 1, 44-100 Gliwice
Project by: SKANOSFERA
Scanning technology: XGRIDS PortalCam
Processing & visualization: Gaussian Splatting (Supersplat)
More information: http://www.skanosfera.pl