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Instant Gaussian Stream: Fast and Generalizable Streaming of Dynamic Scene Reconstruction via Gaussian Splatting

CVPR 2025 · 3D vision › Gaussian splatting · approach: Deformable 4D Gaussian splatting · 13 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Instant Gaussian Stream (IGS), a generalizable anchor-driven network that predicts Gaussian motion between frames in one forward pass, plus key-frame-guided refinement, enabling ~2.7 s per-frame streaming reconstruction of dynamic scenes.

Problem

Streaming free-viewpoint video reconstruction with 3D Gaussian Splatting requires per-frame optimization (10s+ per frame) and suffers from error accumulation across frames.

Approach

A generalized Anchor-driven Gaussian Motion Network lifts multi-view 2D optical-flow motion features onto FPS-sampled anchor points via projection, transforms them with a Transformer, and decodes per-Gaussian position/rotation deltas in a single feedforward pass; periodic key frames are refined with a max-points-bounded optimization to stop error accumulation.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use IGS-s instead of 3DGStream†N3DV streaming reconstruction · N3DVPSNR: 32.75 -> 33.89Helped
Use IGS-s instead of 3DGStream†N3DV streaming reconstruction · N3DVTrain time: 16.93 -> 2.67Helped
Use IGS-s instead of 3DGStream†Meeting Room streaming reconstruction · Meeting RoomPSNR: 28.36 -> 29.24Helped
Use IGS-s instead of 3DGStream†Meeting Room streaming reconstruction · Meeting RoomTrain time: 11.51 -> 2.77Helped
Replace the pretrained optical-flow model with a jointly trained 4-layer UNet (ablation)IGS · N3DVPSNR: 33.62 -> 31.07Hurt
Replace projection-aware feature lift with Transformer cross-attention (ablation)IGS · N3DVPSNR: 33.62 -> 32.95Hurt
Remove the maximum-point bound during refinement (ablation)IGS · N3DVStorage: 7.90 -> 110.26Hurt
Remove the maximum-point bound during refinement (ablation)IGS · N3DVPSNR: 33.62 -> 33.23Hurt
Set the key-frame interval to w=1 (ablation)IGS · N3DVTrain time: 2.67 -> 6.38Hurt
Set the key-frame interval to w=1 (ablation)IGS · N3DVStorage: 7.90 -> 36.0Hurt
Set the key-frame interval to w=10 (ablation)IGS · N3DVPSNR: 33.62 -> 30.14Hurt
Use 100 rather than 50 key-frame refinement iterationsIGS · N3DVPSNR: 33.89 -> 34.15Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: N3DV Meeting Room

Benchmarks: N3DV Meeting Room

Metrics: PSNR train time per frame render FPS storage

Baselines: 3DGStream StreamRF Kplanes 4DGS Spacetime-GS SaRo-GS Realtime-4DGS

Builds on: 3D Gaussian Splatting 3DGStream GM-Flow LightGaussian Rade-GS

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