Phantom Academy On-Site Courses

On-Site Short Courses

The Phantom Academy on-site short courses offer the compact format of our webinars with the addition of hands-on experience. These courses will be taught at our Wayne, NJ facility with all recommended guidelines for proper social distancing being followed.  Space is limited so be sure to let us know if you are interested in attending. 

Please be sure to note in the comments on the form that you are interested in the on-site short courses.

On-Site Intensive Courses

The Phantom Academy on-site intensive courses courses cover a variety of topics. These courses can be held in Wayne, NJ at the Vision Research facility, on-location (example Colorado School of Mines), or at a customer facility.*  The courses place a key focus on hands-on learning and guidance by experienced applications professionals from industry and academia.

To learn more and read the abbreviated syllabus click on a course of interest. 

Course Title	Next Offering
Phantom Essentials Our ‘Phantom Essentials’ course, at the Phantom Academy of High-Speed Imaging, will introduce attendees to photographic principles, high-speed imaging, and Phantom camera operations. It allows attendees to learn the skills necessary to confidently command a Phantom camera in test study environments. The course places a key focus on hands-on learning and guidance by experienced applications professionals from industry and academia. See the Syllabus	Singapore: Feb 28 - March 2 Melbourne: March 7 - 9 USA: March 7 - 9 USA: August 12 - 14
Ballistic and Missile Range Studies The ballistics course allows attendees to learn the skills necessary to expertly command a Phantom camera in a ballistic or range study environment. This course is beneficial to defense, weapon safety, and forensic experts. See the Syllabus	USA: March 28 - 30 USA: May 9 - 11
Transparent Flows The “Imaging Transparent Flows” course will introduce attendees to various non-invasive imaging techniques.  These techniques include imaging common highly refractive flows and less common refractive index gradients which are invisible to the human eye.  The key topics include brightfield imaging, shadowgraphy, Schlieren imaging (including color), background-oriented Schlieren (BOS), and interferometry.  See the Syllabus	USA: June 6 - 8 UK: June 20 - 22