OpsHub Mobile App Release Notes - Version 2025.2 – DroneSense Support

DroneSense OpsHub Mobile for iOS

Version 2025.2, available from the App Store

Screen Sharing:
You can now share your screen from supported* iOS mobile devices! This enables customers with supported iOS devices to stream the screen to a Mission while flying in the drone's native app. It can also be used for any other application they need to share with a Mission.

View the support article here.

Screen sharing is a paid feature that may not be active on your account. Contact your Account Manager for more information, including trial access to the feature.

*This requires a device with 7+ GB of RAM, and only devices listed below are supported. We are working to support devices with lower amounts of RAM in the future.
Supported Devices:
iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max
Any iPhone 16 series
iPad Air (5th generation) or newer
iPad Pro (4th generation) or newer
iPad mini (A17 Pro
If your device is not compatible, the toggle will be inactive, and a message will inform you that your "Device does not meet requirements".

New Video Available Icon
When monitoring operations in Map View, a new icon will indicate when a remote drone has live video available, helping you stay aware of video feed readiness at a glance.
Interface Improvements
- Added spinner icon when selecting a mission within OpsHub Mobile
Added the ability to upload debug logs for Support
Added localization for the preferred language and locale
Updated icons for remote drones and user device location on the map

Fixed issue where the device would remain on the map even after disabling device location
Fixed issue where pinned/full screen video got stuck after a session was no longer active
Fixed an issue where performing a battery swap on a drone caused the drone video feed to not recover in OpsHub Mobile
Fixed an issue where pinned videos did not persist after battery swapping on a drone
Fixed an issue where callsign changes were not persisting in local profile storage

Known Issues:

It can take 10-20+ seconds for a device to show up in a mission list
Screen sharing within the map view can degrade the feed, and if there is super-fast scrubbing, there can be a green bar seen at the top of the feed