Visual computing & spatial software

Software for a
spatial world.

I’m Tomáš Sikora. I build GPU software for 3D reconstruction, rendering and spatial experiences.

An engineering practice shaped by automation and professional visual effects.

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Tomáš Sikora at the Getty Center — **Tomáš Sikora**Creative technologist

Statue rendered as a Gaussian scene in Splatfiction

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Interactive depth portrait & Gaussian reconstruction

01Camera geometry

Alignment & reconstruction

02GPU rendering

WebGPU, Metal & Vulkan

03Simulation

Physical behaviour

04Spatial software

Browser & native

Selected engineering work

Ideas, made usable.

Two focused systems across the reconstruction stack: camera alignment in Mapper and Gaussian training, optimisation and rendering in Splatfiction.

Native CUDA · Native WebGPULive beta

Splatfiction

Gaussian reconstruction with in-browser WebGPU training, optimisation and interactive scene inspection, supported by native CUDA tooling.

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Native CUDA · Native WebGPU · SfMWorking system

Splatfiction Mapper

Native CUDA and native WebGPU camera alignment and sparse geometry before Gaussian training.

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Less reading. More exploring.

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See it in motion.

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Professional production

The image
matters.
So does
how
it gets
made.

Blue Faces · Production studio, Bratislava

Houdini FX / Technical Artist

Engineering judgement,
under production constraints.

Alongside independent software, my work at Blue Faces focuses primarily on cloth FX and Vellum simulation, with Nuke compositing and technical shot problem-solving for long-form productions and commercials.

The work moves between artists, tools and deadlines: making a result reproducible, incorporating feedback and delivering the final image.

Selected public campaigns

Lidl · Kaufland · Tesco · Raiffeisen · ČSOB · and more

More about my background

Cinema camera and calibration chart in a technical workspace — Cameras, calibration, and the systems behind the image.

The practice behind the work

Different tools.
The same curiosity.

Industrial automation taught me to connect software with physical systems. Visual effects brought cameras, simulation and the discipline of image-making.

I work where those interests meet: building systems that reconstruct, render and communicate the world around us.

A little more about me

Learning & exploration