13. Fly View

13. Fly View

Fly View provides the main flight interface in AeroGCS GREEN. It displays project details, plan information, flight status, live controls, and in-flight telemetry. The project name and plan name appear at the top of the screen near the Home icon. Scrolling text is shown in the top bar when longer names are used.
Fly View
Fly View

13.1 Flight Controls

Flight control buttons appear on the left side of the Fly View screen. These controls let you start the mission, pause, resume, trigger Return to Launch, and monitor pre-flight status.

Take-Off

Tap Take-Off  to begin the automated pre-flight checks. AeroGCS GREEN verifies:

  • Motor readiness
  • Battery level
  • Device mode
  • Satellite count and GPS health

You can adjust the Speed, Altitude, and Spray Volume parameters before take-off.

Parameters
Parameters
After confirming parameters, a pre-flight check pop-up appears. You must wait until all checks complete successfully.
Pre-flight Check
Pre-flight Check

Start Flight

Once pre-flight checks pass:

  1. Swipe right on the Start Flight control.
  2. The system arms the drone and begins the mission.
Start Flight
Start Flight

When the flight begins:

  • The drone climbs automatically to the preset altitude.
  • Speed adjusts automatically to the preset value.
  • Live tracking and live stream activate automatically.
Note: Some cloud-based features such as full live tracking and cloud video syncing require a valid AeroGCS Enterprise subscription. AeroGCS GREEN will still record video locally even without cloud access.

Manual Live Stream Before Take-Off

You can activate Live Stream before take-off.

  1. Tap LIVE on the Fly View screen.
  2. AeroGCS GREEN checks your internet speed.
    • If the connection is slow, a “Slow Internet” message appears.
  3. Local video recording always continues, even with slow or no internet.
  4. When high-speed internet is available, you can upload the locally recorded video to the cloud if you have Enterprise access.

This helps you:

  1. Capture pre-flight visuals.
  2. Inspect the field
  3. Check wind direction or obstacles
  4. Record data even in low-connectivity areas

RTL (Return to Launch)

Tap RTL to return the drone to its launch point.
This function is used during emergencies or when you must terminate the mission immediately.
The drone returns automatically and lands near the take-off point.

Pause

Tap Pause  to temporarily stop the mission.
When paused, the system marks a resume point labeled R on the map.

Resume Point_3
Resume Point

The drone lands safely at the designated position.

Resume

Tap Resume to continue the mission from the marked R point. This prevents repeating previously sprayed lanes and reduces flight distance.

Fly After Resume
Fly After Resume

If you tap Edit instead of Resume, the resume marker is cleared. The mission will restart from the first lane. This increases time and may cause repeated spraying.

Safety Notes

  • Verify that all field obstacles, tall objects, and humans are clear before tapping Take-Off or Start Flight.
  • Never pause or resume in unsafe locations.
  • Always review the Free Space (GPS and RC signal) before flight initiation.

13.2 Flight Details

Flight details are shown at the bottom left of the screen.

Flight Details
Flight Details

You can monitor:

  • Alt: Current altitude in meters
  • Speed: Current flight speed (m/s)
  • Covered / Estimated Area: Completed area and the remaining area (acres)
  • Flow Rate: Liquid flow rate (L/min)
  • Obs Alt: Obstacle sensor altitude (cm)
  • Time: Estimated time to complete the mission
  • Distance: Total distance covered (m)
  • Consumed: Total liquid consumed (mL)

13.3 Spray Rate Dosage Calculation

Fly View provides real-time dosage information:

  • Consumed liquid (mL)
  • Remaining tank percentage
  • In-flight pump control

You can adjust pump rate during flight to optimize coverage.

Spray Rate
Spray Rate
This helps ensure uniform spraying across the field.

13.4 Status Details and Settings Options

The upper-right side of Fly View displays key operational indicators.
Fly View Top Bar
Fly View Top Bar
  1. Pump Rate: Adjustable using the on-screen slider. Displayed in percentage.
  2. Battery Status: Shows voltage.
  3. RC Signal: Displays RC link strength.
  4. Battery Consumption: Shows current (A) and consumed battery (mAh).
  5. Satellite Count: Displays GPS satellite count and HDOP.
  6. Drone Status: Shows current flight mode and status.
  7. Three Dots Menu: Opens additional options.

Tapping on the three dots opens:

Fly View Options
Fly View Options
  1. Team Member Name: Name of the logged-in account.

  2.  Cloud Sync: Tap to sync if cloud access is enabled.

  3. Notifications: Tap to view notifications.

  4. Drone Connection: Turns green when connected.

  5. Settings: Opens RPA settings.

13.5 Range Finder

Range Finder displays the distance to nearby obstacles in centimeters.
Range Finder_2
Range Finder

You can configure a Sensor Threshold Distance in RPA settings.
AeroGCS GREEN uses color coding to show whether the drone is within or beyond the threshold.
This improves situational awareness and reduces the risk of collision.

13.6 Notifications

Notifications
Notifications

All notifications appear in a list.
To delete all:

  1. Tap Clear All.
  2. A confirmation message appears.
Clear All Notifications
Clear All Notifications
  1. Tap Yes to remove all notifications.

13.7 Arm and Disarm Navigation Bar

The Arm/Disarm bar appears when you select Manual mode.

Arming
Arming

Arm

  1. Tap Arm .
  2. The Fly View shows Arming Motors.
  3. Live stream activates automatically.
  4. If you have Enterprise access, you can view real-time tracking and sync video later.

Disarm

Tap Disarm  to stop motors after landing.
Live stream and tracking stop automatically when the drone is disarmed.

13.8 Live Video Streaming

Live streaming displays the drone camera view directly on Fly View. The stream activates automatically when the drone is armed and remains active during flight.

13.8.1 Opening the Live Stream

When the drone is connected and the camera is available:

  1. Tap Live Start on the Fly View screen.
  2. The live preview appears.
Camera Live Stream_2
Camera Live Stream

13.8.2 Switching to Full-Screen Mode

  1. Tap Full Screen inside the preview window.
  2. The video expands to full screen.
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Live Stream Full-Screen

Tap Back or the on-screen exit icon to return.

13.8.3 Stopping the Live Stream

  1. Exit full-screen mode (if active).
  2. Tap Cancel inside the live stream window.
    The interface returns to the normal Fly View layout.

13.8.4 Capturing Images During Flight

  1. Tap Capture in the live stream widget.
  2. The image is saved to the camera’s internal storage.

This is useful for mapping, inspection, and recording field conditions.

13.8.5 Automatic Live Stream During Flight

  • When you tap Arm/Fly , AeroGCS GREEN activates the live stream automatically.
  • The Live Stream button is disabled until the drone is disarmed.
  • This prevents unintentional interruption of the video feed.

13.8.6 When to Use Live Streaming

Live video helps you:

  • Verify the field and flight path.
  • Monitor spray operations.
  • Identify obstacles or uneven terrain.
  • Support manual or semi-automatic adjustments.
  • Capture visual evidence for records or analysis.
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