Neural Reprojection and View Synthesis Explained

What Is Neural Reprojection in AI Video Processing

Neural reprojection is the process of mathematically remapping video frames into new spatial orientations. AI uses depth and scene understanding to project pixels into different viewing geometries, such as spherical, cubic, or hemispherical spaces. This allows the same video to be viewed from perspectives that were never originally recorded.

How View Synthesis Fills Missing Visual Information

When a video is transformed into immersive formats, parts of the scene are often missing from the original footage. View synthesis uses AI-generated textures and patterns to fill these gaps while maintaining visual consistency across frames. This ensures smooth motion, stable lighting, and realistic scene continuity.

BuildVR and Universal Video Transformation

BuildVR enables a single video to be converted into multiple immersive formats such as 360-degree, 180-degree, fisheye, cubemap, fulldome, and spatial XR outputs using AI-driven post-production. These experiences can be shared through a single BuildVR VR Verse link, allowing the same video to work seamlessly across web, VR headsets, and immersive displays without reshooting.