Defense familiarization training, photographed on your real equipment

A day of 360° capture becomes walk-around and procedure training your people run on any device. Live in weeks, exported into the LMS or training program you already use.
CHALLENGE

Your people meet the equipment too late

Crews and ground personnel often see a vehicle, aircraft or system for the first time on the day they are expected to operate it, or on an expensive course far from home. Familiarization is the cheapest training you will ever buy.

Photograph the equipment once. Train everyone on it.

We photograph your actual equipment in 360°, then layer the procedures, checks and questions onto the real image. Where the machine cannot be reached, or does not exist yet, we work from 3D instead.

1:1 photographic reality

Every label and switch as it really is.

Live in weeks, not months

Four to six weeks to launch.

No hardware

Phones and tablets you already own.

Yours to update

Your team edits the content, without coming back to us.

Military demos, access on request

These are military demos, so we release them case by case rather than publishing them openly.

F-16 procedure trainer

Cockpit procedure trainer covering normal and emergency procedures.

Stryker, vehicle familiarization

Interior familiarization of the vehicle, built from 3D.

Javelin, hand-held system

Setup through to operation of the launch system, built from 3D.
iPad Pro device frame displaying a Panomio training course
SOLUTION
SOLUTION

Digital preparation for enhanced training sessions

Your people arrive already knowing the layout, the sequence and the checks. Time with an instructor, an aircraft or a simulator then goes on judgment and hands-on skill, instead of on finding the switches.
DEVICES

Runs on the device your people already carry

Phones, tablets, laptops and the classroom screen. Your people use what is already in their pocket, so there is no hardware to buy, ship or maintain.

Every step is a task on the real image, performed where it actually happens.
iPad Pro device frame displaying a Panomio training course
iPad Pro device frame displaying a Panomio training course
CASE STUDY
PROOF

Danish Home Guard, DHC-6 Twin Otter

Hjemmeværnet's DHC-6 pilots complete their type rating in Canada. As a volunteer organization on public funding, every seat sent abroad has to be justified. The Home Guard runs a complete procedure trainer for the Twin Otter cockpit, from the pre-flight inspection through to shut-down, with both commander and first officer flows. Pilots prepare in Denmark on their own iPads before they ever sit in the aircraft, and their own instructors author and maintain the content.

A component in your program, or the complete solution

Most defense training programs are assembled rather than bought. Panomio works as a component inside yours, or as the complete training solution if that is what you need.

SCORM, xAPI and LTI into your LMS

Export into whatever platform you already run, or deep link to it from your own system, so completions and results land where your reporting already lives.

On-premise only when required

Publish a course so it is reachable only inside your own network, rather than shared openly with personnel.

Offline use

Courses download to the app for use where there is no connection, then sync progress when there is.

Every seat we send to Canada for type rating has to be justified. Panomio lets our pilots learn the Twin Otter cockpit procedures here in Denmark first, on their own iPads.

Árni K. Borgarlid, Chief Pilot, Danish Air Force Home Guard (Flyverhjemmeværnet)

We photograph the real thing

Real equipment, photographed in 360°, from the flight line to the workshop floor.

Ground support equipment

Generators, power units, handling and servicing kit. Start-up, shutdown, grounding, fueling and fault-finding.

Hand-held and man-portable systems

Optics, comms and field equipment, from setup through to operation.

Vehicles, cabins and operator stations

Exterior walk-around, pre-use inspection, damage recognition and servicing points, plus crew positions and where the equipment lives.

From your CAD, before delivery

When the machine has not arrived yet we build from 3D, so familiarization is ready before it lands.

Start with one piece of equipment

Tell us which procedure matters most. We come to you, photograph it in a day, and have familiarization training running in four to six weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions we get from integrators, courseware developers and training units.
Can you work with classified equipment?

We generally work in the unclassified layer: walk-around, ground handling, servicing, cabins and compartments, operator stations, facilities. If your requirement sits above that, we will tell you on the first call.

But we also have projects inside a classified military environment.

Who owns the imagery and the content?

You do. The 360° captures of your equipment and the course content built on them belong to you, not to us. Your team authors and maintains it, so you are not buying a service contract you cannot leave.

How long from photoshoot to live training?

One day of 360° photography on site, then four to six weeks to launch.

How does it get into our LMS?

SCORM, xAPI and LTI export into whatever platform you already run, or deep links from your own system. Most defense training programs are assembled rather than bought, so Panomio is built to be a component of one.

Does it work offline or on-premise?

Yes. Courses download to the app and run with no connection, then sync progress when there is one. Distribution can also be restricted to your own network, so a course is reachable on premise only rather than shared openly with personnel.

Can our own instructors update it?

Yes. The Danish Home Guard's own instructors author and maintain their Twin Otter cockpit content. When a procedure changes, your team edits it directly. We can also handle updates for you if thats what you prefer.

Do you only do aircraft?

No. We have captured a mobile generator and military optics, and built full train digital twins for two Nordic rail operators. Ground support equipment, hand-held and man-portable systems, vehicles, cabins, operator stations, facilities and workshops are all in scope. A walk-around of a locomotive and a walk-around of an armored vehicle are the same job.