CYJ EXPLORATIONS / GAUSSIAN ENCODING
A scan with a story.
A scan can carry more than its appearance. See how a recording can live inside a Gaussian splat’s color values while its geometry stays unchanged.
A cloud becomes an object
1 of 5Thousands of soft, colored splats blend into a view of the object.
An illustration of a completed local test. The final step plays the recovered recording; this page does not decode a model in your browser.
Keep the object.
Keep the story.
A familiar voice, a capture date, or selected source details could travel with the digital object. With a compatible reader, the model becomes a way to preserve both appearance and context.
What the test proves—and its limits
- Our local test recovered all 66,764 bytes of a synthetic voice recording from a 767,603-Gaussian model, including after the tested SPZ conversion.
- The encoder changes base-color values. Positions, sizes, and rotations stay unchanged; the illustration exaggerates splat sizes and color differences.
- Audio and selected record details are alternative payload examples here. This page demonstrates the idea; it does not offer recording, upload, or encoding tools.
- Editing, retraining, filtering, or other conversions can damage the embedded data. Recovery requires a compatible decoder.
- Checksums can verify data consistency. A creator stamp or timestamp does not establish verified identity, ownership, or authenticity.