Packages

Complete course paths assembled from modules. Each package leads to a certification.

Student tracks

Role-based certification paths for operators, studio managers, integrators, and specialists. Pick the one that matches the work.

  • Operator Standard — Studio operators, photographers, junior production staff
  • Studio Manager Essentials — Studio managers, senior operators on a management track, owners of small / medium photo studios running PhotoRobot
  • Network Specialist Essentials — Studio managers, designated technical leads, and senior operators who own the studio's network and hardware connectivity health. Tech-savvy in-house people — comfortable with basic IP networking concepts, but not enterprise IT specialists.
  • Hardware Specialist Essentials — Studio managers, designated hardware leads, and senior operators who own the studio's robotic capture hardware. Tech-savvy in-house people handling installation, calibration, replacement of consumables, and field troubleshooting. NOT a hardware engineering role — PhotoRobot R&D handles design.
  • Integrator Essentials — Software integrators, ERP / PIM / DAM developers, e-commerce platform engineers, IT consultants connecting PhotoRobot to downstream systems
  • 3D Modeling Specialist — Operators, integrators, and solution architects working with customers in e-commerce AR/VR, automotive 3D visualization, fashion footwear/accessories 3D, or industrial product documentation. PhotoRobot captures 360° imagery; this specialty teaches how to take that imagery to production-grade 3D models.
  • Carpet Photography Specialist — Operators and studio managers at PhotoRobot studios running or planning **PhotoRobot Carpet Studio** — Carousel 3000 (or 5000) rotary platform with drive-up ramps + seven-camera fixed rig + cyclorama + CAPP orchestration + downstream Carpet & Flooring Visualizer integration. Carpet manufacturers, rug dealers, automotive interior textile programs, industrial textile QC, adjacent flat-textile applications.
  • PINK Specialist — Clinical operators of PhotoRobot's PINK device. PINK is the medical turntable installed at selected clinics for pre- and post-operative mastectomy photography. The Specialist owns the device-side of the session: kiosk wizard operation, patient communication, at-source anonymization, patient safety on the turntable, and remote-physician videocall facilitation.
  • OCR Specialist — Integrators and specialists working with text-heavy product domains — retail planograms, pharmaceutical labeling, regulatory product documentation. Already familiar with I04 OCR foundations; this specialty adds compliance + production-grade depth.
  • Virtual Catwalk Specialist — Operators and studio managers at fashion-oriented PhotoRobot studios running or planning the **PhotoRobot Catwalk** — motorized turntable + integrated treadmill belt for on-model fashion photography + fashion video. Apparel + footwear + accessory brands wanting runway-feel motion content for e-commerce + social + virtual fashion shows + VR/AR experiences.

Instructor track

For people who deliver Academy courses to students. The Certified Instructor (CI) credential confirms both subject-matter expertise and teaching skill. Visible here for transparency — students benefit from knowing the program is governed, not improvised.

  • Instructor Certification — PhotoRobot staff and approved external partners who deliver Academy courses to students. Two tiers: Certified Instructor (CI — operational, delivers courses) and Course Director (CD — governance, sets curriculum + certifies CIs).