Canopy Pilot Features

Canopy Pilot is a feature rich Virtual Reality application that has been refined and enhanced over multiple years of working with Skydiving Dropzones, Instructors and Students.

– Browse some key features below –

Preference Settings

Dropzone Selection

Canopy Selection

Instructor Tools

Recordings

Preference Settings

Stage: Preparation

Canopy Pilot allows you to do individual and group jumps.
Additionally, you can also customize the following items:
– Opening altitude and position
– Ground wind speed and direction
– Opening orientation
– Visual aid (smoke)

Dropzone Selection

Stage: Preparation

Select the dropzones to access the relevant landmarks and landing areas. We have many and are adding new ones all the time. You can request a quote for us to produce your dropzones in our app

Canopy Selection

Stage: Preparation

Experience how different canopies perform under the same conditions. Select from multiple types of canopies, all of which have unique flight characteristics.

Instructor Tool Sets

Stage: Execute

Our app provides instructor tools to allow you to give visual guidance and feedback to your students in navigation, wind direction, altitude awareness, and tracking other canopies. This guidance will help students to understand the traffic patterns as well as determining the estimated landing point.

Additionally, introduce navigation during the preparation phase and cover topics like:
– Determining where you are over the ground
– What affect the wind is having on your canopy flight path
– Your flight path in relation to the landing area

Recorded flight Path

Stage: Debriefing

Our app helps both instructors and students with their debriefing session right after the virtual jump. We record the jump and flight path for review post jump. Review decisions made during the flight to help students make better choices on future flights.

Integration with your onsite installation

Train new students on the unique landing characteristics of your dropzone after their First Jump Course or during student weather holds. The most immersive learning is with VR goggles and hand controllers attached to toggles