Built as a browser-based 360° drone data visualization platform for viewing site panoramas together with a Google satellite map and location markers.
The uploaded source sample shows a Laravel 9 / PHP 8 Blade project using Pano2VR player files, Google Maps API, elevation folders and route-based panorama loading.
360° Drone Data Visualization Platform is a Laravel-based browser viewer created to present heavy drone panorama data in a simple and professional way. Instead of sharing very large raw folders, the system opens a project domain and loads an interactive 360° panorama together with Google satellite map context, node markers and elevation switching. Users can choose levels such as 5m, 10m, 20m, 50m, 80m and 120m, then review site conditions directly from the browser.
Drone and 360° survey output can become very large, sometimes reaching many gigabytes across panorama tiles, project folders and multiple site locations. Sharing those raw folders is not practical for clients or management because users need a simple way to open the project, choose a height level, view a panorama and understand where that image belongs on the site map.
A Laravel based web viewer was prepared to host the heavy panorama assets on the server and show only the clean viewing interface to users. The system loads the correct pano.xml by elevation, displays the 360° viewer through Pano2VR, shows Google satellite map context with markers, and allows the project to be accessed through a normal domain without downloading the full drone data folder.
This workflow is prepared from the uploaded Laravel source sample, project folder screenshots, and the live viewer screenshot shared for the Palm Jebel Ali 360 project.
User opens the project domain and the Laravel route loads the default 360° viewer screen.
The system checks the selected elevation folder and reads the related pano.xml configuration file.
Pano2VR player renders the panorama inside the browser with navigation skin and compass style controls.
Google Maps loads below the panorama to give satellite context and show the project site area.
The elevation dropdown lets the user switch between height datasets such as 5m, 10m, 20m, 50m, 80m and 120m.
Map pins and node references help users understand which panorama point or site location they are viewing.
The route keeps elevation and node values in the URL so selected views can be opened again directly.
Large image tiles and panorama data stay hosted in the public project folders instead of being downloaded by the portfolio viewer.
Only the most relevant real screenshots are shown here so the portfolio stays clean, focused and easy to review.
This 360° drone viewer is a private client project. Public domain access is restricted to protect client confidentiality and hosted panorama data.
This 360° drone visualization platform was developed for a private Dubai client project. Public access is restricted to protect client confidentiality, project location data, drone survey assets and hosted panorama files. A demo or similar custom viewer can be arranged directly through Yoonow Technologies.
Shows capability to handle real large-scale drone visualization data instead of only normal website pages.
Demonstrates connection between Laravel routing, panorama XML, JavaScript viewer logic and map-based presentation.
Gives clients a professional way to review site conditions without downloading 25GB project folders.
Proves Yoonow can build domain-based project viewers for surveying, construction, island development and visual progress reporting.
Yoonow Technologies can build private drone, mapping and 360° visualization platforms for inspection, documentation, site progress review and client presentation workflows.
