Three dimensional models from microscopy images using Gaussian splatting
Abstract
We introduce a novel approach to constructing 3D models of small objects, specifically bone elements and fragments, using Gaussian splatting. We compare a reconstructed 3D model to the original object using OpenSplat to implement Gaussian Splatting and generate the 3D model for a 10-peso Philippine coin. We show a comparative analysis of selected recognizable features of the coin. Results demonstrate the feasibility of our approach, as we were able to construct a 3D model of an object using 32 input views with recognizable features. We present the reconstructed 3D model of a rodent bone fragment as an application.
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3-6 July 2024, Batangas State University, Pablo Borbon Campus
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