Gracia AI

Gracia AI is an AI company providing 4D Gaussian Splatting technology for volumetric video production. France Televisions named Gracia AI as a vendor in its RG Lab AI production stack deployed at Roland-Garros 2026, disclosed on 11 June 2026. 4D Gaussian Splatting is a technique that represents a scene as a dense cloud of spatially and temporally defined primitives, enabling free-viewpoint video and immersive volumetric experiences from multi-camera capture rigs without constructing explicit 3D geometry. The Roland-Garros deployment represents the technique's application to a live sports broadcast context.

Gracia AI sits in the volumetric video and spatial-computing production segment, where the practical challenge is reducing the hardware and post-processing overhead of multi-camera rigs to the point that live or near-live production becomes feasible. France Televisions' public credit places Gracia AI alongside Decart (real-time video transformation), Topaz Labs (remastering), and other vendors in a multi-component live-production AI stack rather than a single end-to-end solution.

The 4D Gaussian Splatting approach is of growing relevance to broadcasters targeting immersive-viewing formats, including Android XR apps and spatial video platforms, as France Televisions also explored at Roland-Garros. The technique competes with more established volumetric formats such as photogrammetric reconstruction and structured-light capture, with the advantage of being derivable from standard multi-camera footage with sufficiently dense coverage.