Panasonic Avionics has announced that its interactive 3D moving map “Arc” has been adopted by more than 40 airlines worldwide, and will be installed on over 1,300 aircraft, including those scheduled for introduction.
Arc has enhanced its cloud-enabled editing tool “Arc Studio,” allowing airlines to more flexibly manage and customize map content, and to highlight routes and destinations. By adding custom points of interest and article content, it increases passenger engagement through immersive visuals and interactive elements.
Arc can be deployed as a standalone solution or integrated with the “Modular Interactive (MI)” platform. When integrated, map-linked visualizations can be incorporated into a broader interactive experience, providing context-aware, location-based information. With updates to the “Arc for Web Portal,” the rich user interface available on seatback monitors can also be used as a 3D web view on mobile devices.
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