T50/T25 August Firmware is Now Available

New features and optimizations elevate T50 and T25 efficiency and user experience

Save Manual Operations as automatic plots

The flight path from a manual flight or a manual boundary flight can now be saved as a field with one click for automatic use later. This is helpful for small plots, where you can fly once and save it for repeated use. Pilots can save time on larger plots by manually spraying field boundaries and automatically spraying the rest of the field.

Notes:

The green track on the outermost circle determines the coverage area of the plot. Ensure that the edges of the plot are covered by the green track to avoid omissions.
When using this function to encircle the plot, since the edges have already been sprayed, be sure to edit and adjust the route separately (route spacing, margin, boundary spraying, etc.) to avoid overspraying or missing spots.

Add Marker Lines and Points

When planning flight routes, you can now add marker lines and points to points of interest on the map.

Application Examples:

Marker Lines: Can be used to mark the location of power lines within the plot, making it easier to track their location relative to the drone during operations.

Marker Points: Can be used to mark objects in fields, making it easier to locate and find them quickly after covering the soil.

Notes:

Unlike field boundary points and obstacle points, marker lines and points do not affect route planning or flight operations; they are only used for position display.
Marker lines and points cannot be saved separately. They need to be added to boundary points and saved as a plot.

Low Speed Ascend at the start point

After a refill or battery swap, when the drone returns to the start point or break point, its propeller downwash at low altitude and speed may cause some crops to lodge.

After enabling Low Speed Ascend, the drone can descend and spray from the set Low Speed Ascend height, reducing the risk of lodging.

Note: Enabling Low Speed Ascend will apply to all turns and starting points (breakpoints). Please use it only where there are no obstacles at the field boundaries and in the field.