Applicator View v1.0.8 Release

This release centres on spanning the flight records list, the and management.

Every flight flown on one field in one day now replays on a single map at once, advancing together on a shared wall clock so the operation plays back as it actually happened. The panel header names the field and states how many flights and drones the replay covers. Each flight in the list has its own checkbox — replay exactly what you tick, and the map tracks, timeline, fleet legend, playback controls and live data panel all follow. The list footer carries Select all, Deselect all, Expand all, Collapse all and Refresh list. With nothing selected the map keeps only the field boundary, and the playback controls and legend disable themselves.

Every drone carries its own colour across map tracks, spray, the fleet legend, flight row dots and the statistics panels. Unworked stretches show as a thin route line and turn into that drone's spray band the moment it passes, drawn right at its current position; turnarounds render as true arcs, and take-off points and each drone's track start are marked individually — consistent between the map and list views. Drones in playlist lists every drone in the replay with its colour, code, model and work area, and collapses when not needed; the flight records map legend adds a colour picker for overriding any drone's route colour.

Each drone carries a label showing its code · model with live V (speed) and R.H (relative height). When drones close in, the labels reposition themselves above, below or to either side to stay clear of one another, each tethered back to its drone by a leader line in that drone's colour — so even in the tightest formation, it is clear whose numbers you are reading.

Every flight row carries its Swath and Preset Dosage on the face of it; expanding the row adds Drone Model, Work Mode, Acreage Dosage, Spray Volume, Completion Rate and Flight Duration. Swath, preset dosage and work mode — the values a pilot sets — are compared across every flight flown that day, and any that departs from the majority is flagged with a warning icon, with a notice at the top of the panel that settings differ. Measured results are left out of the comparison, since those legitimately vary between flights.

Idle stretches with no flying are compressed away, so the progress bar carries no dead space; click anywhere on it to seek, and scrubbing follows smoothly. Hovering a flight row highlights its track on the map. The right-hand panel carries the Operation Overview for the day alongside Live Position, Real-time and Spraying readings, following both the selection and the highlight. The playback bar and legend widths adapt to whichever side panels are open, and the track stays centred in the visible area.

Flight records group by date and field: one card summarises every flight flown there that day — participating drones with their colour marks, Total Operation Area, Total Flight Duration and flight count. Beyond three drones, +N reveals the remaining codes in place.

Area, Duration, Flights and Rate broken down by drone, in either a List or a Chart view, with multi-drone trend comparison and period-over-period deltas.

Plant protection — the operation totals for the filtered period — is now a collapsible band shared by the map and list views, condensing to Area, Duration and Flights chips when closed. On a first visit, a Click to expand for more guide points at its expand control and at By drone, so the statistics inside are not missed.

Filter records by drone, several at a time, searching by full code, short code or the drone's name. The filter menu, By drone panel and chart, day cards, map legends, replay flight list and playback labels all show the same full UAS SN as device management.

Device management gains a Cumulative column group — Area, Hours, Flights — carrying each drone's lifetime totals. The detail page adds a Cumulative card with Cumulative Area, Cumulative Duration, Cumulative Flights and Average Application Rate, each showing that drone's % of fleet against the Fleet average. All three columns sort across the entire fleet before paging, so the first page holds the true highest or lowest drones and paging stays continuous, with never-flown drones sorted to the end.

Acreage Dosage now reads in L/mu rather than L/ha, correcting three places that under-reported it roughly 15-fold. Flight Duration derives from take-off and landing times everywhere it appears — records list, cards, detail, exports, and both the list and detail pages of the daily flight report — and durations travel as milliseconds end to end, removing the mixed-unit anomalies.

The flight list now reads from one flight-summary request instead of fetching each flight's detail — 24 requests down to 1 for a 24-flight day. Track data loads only for ticked flights, and reuses its local cache when selections or colours change rather than downloading again.

Fleet information arrives in a single request instead of paged batches (up to 10 round trips for a large fleet), and refreshes on each page entry so an account switch or permission change takes effect immediately.

Cumulative figures arrive with the main data — saving a round trip on the list's first load, paging and keyword search, and delivering the drone's own and the fleet's totals with the detail itself.