3D view reconstruction in a real-time unknown environment poses several challenges to vision-based applications. Herein, this paper outlines real-time experimental results and analysis of 3D view reconstruction methods. Since real-time experimentation requires inputs from different sensors, this paper outlines the results of methods from the following categories: image based methods and point cloud based methods. This paper explains the detailed steps involved in 3D view reconstruction followed by an explanation of the methods. It provides detailed discussions, advantages, limitations, and empirical results, along with presenting differences between algorithms. For analysis of experimental results, two benchmarked datasets i.e., KITTI 3D benchmark suite and ShapeNet are considered. Furthermore, the paper explores potential future scopes, including the utilization of generative models, unsupervised learning, advanced sensors, and many more.