HamptonianIndustries
One ecosystem of learning applications for aviation and drone programs: real weather, real FAA charts, real aircraft systems. Students build real skills, and teachers keep control of the classroom.
- Applications
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- Applications
- Usable without an account
- 7
- Usable without an account
- Domain to approve
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- Domain to approve
Make the hard parts of flight visible.
Weather codes, sectional charts, weight and balance, wiring a flight controller, keeping a fleet airworthy. These skills decide whether a student succeeds in an aviation or drone career, and they are usually taught from a page.
Hamptonian Industries builds applications that let students see the system working: the CG moving inside the envelope, airspace rising off the chart, a circuit responding on the bench. Students explore at their own pace. Teachers keep the levels, the assignments and the final say.
Instruments, not worksheets.
Each application is built around one discipline and goes deep: its own simulation engine, its own visual world, its own way of checking understanding. Together they cover what students learn about flight, from the weather report to the workplace.
3D scenes and live data show how the system behaves before students do any calculation.
Students change one variable and watch what happens: a load, a wind, a wire, an altitude.
Practice, checkrides and missions with results the teacher can review.
Work moves between apps and on to the teacher using one shared Interchange format.
From the weather report to the flight line.
Students read the sky, read the chart, balance the aircraft, build the drone, keep the fleet flying and map the job site.
METARverseCrack the Code. Read the Sky.Learn to read aviation weather reports one group at a time. Real METARs from airports worldwide become a living weather window, built on the WWW • VCT • DAR framework.AVIATION
ChartologyCrack the Code. Read the Sky.Interactive sectional chart training on real FAA charts: airspace that rises off the page, symbol hunts, route planning, a drone's-eye altitude view and LAANC grids.AVIATION
EquilibriumSee it. Move it. Calculate it. Load it. Fly it. Explain it.Aircraft weight and balance made visible: a 3D hangar where students place loads, watch the CG move inside the envelope, then calculate, load, fly and explain it.AVIATION
AeroPuenteUnderstand aviation. Entiende la aviación.Aviation English explained in natural Mexican Spanish. The English term always stays on screen, so students learn the concept and the word their class uses.AVIATION
AeroNatomyAnatomy of a Build. Science of Flight.Build an F450 quadcopter with a Pixhawk flight controller part by part, using a 3D digital twin: wiring, calibration, component labs and the science behind each system.DRONES
WattWorksSpark the Potential.A 3D electronics lab: real circuit simulation, bench instruments, Arduino control and propulsion labs that unlock the systems students later install in AeroNatomy.ENGINEERING
DroneCareCare for the Fleet. Ready for Flight.Fleet management for classroom drone fleets: service tickets, the Service Bay, diagnostics, parts, an immutable maintenance audit trail and the lessons behind each repair.DRONES
TerraForgeCrack the Data. Build the World.Construction progress mapping from capture to report: mission planning, mosaics, inspection and week-over-week comparison on a simulated construction site.DRONESThe engineering under the airframe.
Every flight skill rests on science and engineering. Each discipline is practiced in an app built around it, in labs that respond like real equipment.
EquilibriumElectronicsBuild circuits, measure with bench instruments and program an Arduino on a simulated bench.Build circuits, measure with bench instruments and program an Arduino on a simulated bench.WattWorksSystems engineeringIntegrate frame, motors, ESCs, power and a flight controller into one working aircraft.Integrate frame, motors, ESCs, power and a flight controller into one working aircraft.AeroNatomyEarth scienceDecode observations into a living model of wind, visibility, clouds and pressure.Decode observations into a living model of wind, visibility, clouds and pressure.METARverseGeospatial dataPlan captures, stitch mosaics and measure change on a construction site week over week.Plan captures, stitch mosaics and measure change on a construction site week over week.TerraForgeMaintenance & reliabilityDiagnose faults, track parts and keep an auditable service history for a real fleet.Diagnose faults, track parts and keep an auditable service history for a real fleet.DroneCareLearn by operating.
- Progressive levels that unlock one idea at a time, at the student's own pace.
- Works on school Chromebooks in the browser, with nothing to install.
- Most apps need no account, and progress stays on the student's own device.
- Bilingual support: aviation English explained in Spanish with AeroPuente.
- Career readiness practiced in realistic workplace simulations with HireLearning.
Run the program, not the software.
- A-Day / B-Day planning, Gantt timelines and approvals in DroneOps.
- Fleet maintenance, service tickets and an audit trail in DroneCare.
- Every hand-off from another app waits for teacher review before anything is created.
- Teacher-controlled levels and rubric evidence. No AI grading.
- Classroom displays that never show private student information.
Separate instruments. One cockpit.
Every application lives at its own address under *.hamptonianindustries.com, runs on its own, and connects to the rest through the platform.
DroneWorks
DroneOpsMETARverseChartologyEquilibriumAeroPuenteAeroNatomyWattWorksDroneCareTerraForge
HireLearningEach application keeps its own identity. Underneath, they share one platform: a common portal, a common sign-in, and a common format for passing work to the teacher.
- Hamptonian Interchange
- Hamptonian sign-in
- Live data
- Hand-off
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Independent. Classroom-proven.
Hamptonian Industries is an independent educational technology developer. Every application is designed, built and owned by Hamptonian Industries, and each one targets a real need in aviation and drone education: a concept students struggle with, a workflow that takes teachers too long, or a skill employers keep asking for.
The standards are simple. The apps run on school Chromebooks and networks, keep student information to a minimum, and leave teachers in charge. The hamptonianindustries.com domain gives any school one address to review and approve for the whole platform.
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