The Khronos 3D Formats Working Group, which manages both the glTF and KTX standards, has launched an Education, Insights, and Outreach (EIO) Subgroup dedicated to equipping creators and developers with the guidance, resources, and real-world information they need to unlock glTF's full potential.

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The Khronos 3D Formats Working Group has launched an Education, Insights, and Outreach (EIO) Subgroup to help developers and creators better use glTF and KTX in real-world workflows. The initiative addresses a persistent gap between the glTF specification and practical deployment across industries like digital twins, spatial computing, and e-commerce. The subgroup will produce tutorials, technical blogs, videos, webinars, and gather community feedback to feed back into the standardization process. A first public webinar on Gaussian splatting in glTF is scheduled for April 7, 2026, featuring speakers from Cesium, XGRIDS, and the Smithsonian covering production pipelines and real-world use cases.

From Specification to Practice: Unlocking glTF’s Full Potential