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This is Segment Anything for #GaussianSplatting running on the web... but it comes with a caveat. This is SplatEdit, a powerful #3DGS editing software built on top of SuperSplat. Last week, it added a segmentation selection feature powered by Segment Anything, running locally in the browser. Just upload a...

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