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4DV.ai is developing 4D video creation, playback and editing tools based on Gaussian Splatting. Its homepage hosts an interactive 4D video player with controls for display modes, playback, transforms, effects, color and rendering.
4DV.ai is an early-stage project working on tools to create, play and edit 4D video. Instead of flat frames, 4D video treats a scene as something with depth that also changes over time, so a viewer can move around inside a recorded moment. The company builds this on Gaussian Splatting, a technique that represents a scene as a cloud of soft, colored points rather than a stack of pixels or a polygon mesh. The homepage is mostly the product itself: a 4D video player with an interactive control panel. Visitors can switch between point cloud, point ring and point shape display modes, turn on a trail mode, and adjust splat scale and playback speed. Position, rotation and scale controls let the viewer reposition the scene, while separate sections for effects, color and render settings expose further visual adjustments. A More Info section and a Contact Us form link to a Typeform for inquiries. In practice, the player works as a demonstration of what splat-based video looks like and how much control it gives a viewer compared with a normal clip. It suits researchers, 3D and volumetric graphics enthusiasts, and creators curious about immersive storytelling who want to experiment with the format before it matures. The site does not describe a creation or editing workflow in detail, so the creation and editing tools appear to be work in progress rather than shipped features. Among alternatives, 4DV.ai sits closer to volumetric video and neural rendering research than to mainstream AI video generators that output standard 2D clips. Buyers who need a finished production pipeline, export formats, pricing tiers or documented integrations will not find those details on the homepage. It is best treated as a technology preview from a team betting that 4D video becomes a major medium for visual storytelling.

A Contact Us link on the homepage opens a Typeform for getting in touch with the team. No help center or documentation is mentioned.
Interactive 4D video player built on Gaussian Splatting, with point cloud, point ring and point shape modes, trail mode, splat scale, playback speed, position, rotation and scale controls, plus effect, color and render settings.





