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FarmDroid App: Download and how to use - VIDEO

This article, featuring an instructional video, walks you through setting up and navigating the FarmDroid App for real-time robot monitoring, field management, and reviewing operational history.

VIDEO GUIDE

1. INSTALL AND ACCESS FARMDROID APP

Download FarmDroid App from Apple Store or Google Play, then open the app and log in using your credentials.

If you do not yet have an account, please register via the website before logging in; refer to this article - FarmDroid App: Access and Overview.

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2. MAIN PAGE

On the main page, you can quickly check the robot’s operational status by referring to the color of the banner around the robot’s serial number (for example, grey in IMAGE 2).

  • GREY - The robot is offline

  • BLUE - The robot is powered on but not currently running an autonomous operation

  • RED - The robot has been stopped due to an alarm or event that requires manual reset

  • GREEN - The robot is actively performing an autonomous task, such as seeding or weeding

On the field view, lines in different colors indicate specific areas:

  • Orange outlines the field boundary

  • Purple marks the headlands

  • Blue represents the passes

In IMAGE 2, dashed lines indicate areas where the robot has not yet operated, while solid lines show completed operations.

By selecting "Live mode," you can monitor real-time data and start or stop the robot by toggling the "Droid is Off/On" button.
Please ensure that any alarms or notification messages have been reset on the robot before attempting to start it remotely (for example, the "Field completed" notification must be cleared manually from the robot's HMI).

In IMAGE 3, you can use the sprocket icon in the lower right corner of the field view to toggle display of pass and headland numbers, and switch the map background between white and satellite view.

In IMAGE 4, scrolling down reveals key operational details for the robot, including hitch percentage, battery voltage, and estimated time to completion.

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3. CAMERA VIEW

At the bottom of the screen, select "Camera" to open the live feed page from your robot’s camera. Choose either a snapshot or video stream, then press "Run camera" to begin viewing.

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4. ROUTE VIEW

At the bottom of the screen, tap "Route view" to open a page where you can enable or disable specific passes and headlands, and view the robot’s predicted driving route.

Select "Route prediction" to view the robot’s planned path based on the current settings confirmed in the robot’s HMI (see IMAGE 8).

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As you scroll down, you can enable or disable individual passes or headlands (see IMAGE 9):

  • Expand either the "Passes" or "Headlands" sub-menu to adjust lines in groups of 10 (IMAGE 9) or one by one (IMAGE 10).

  • Disabled passes or headlands appear grey on the map (IMAGE 11).

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5. HISTORY

At the bottom of the screen, tap "History" to review events and alarms for a selected time period (see IMAGE 12).

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