Android Apps Release Notes - 2026.9 – DroneSense Support

This update adds support for the DJI Matrice 400 drone with H30/H30T cameras and the S1 Spotlight accessory. Improvements include automatic closing of the location search window, expanded street address data beyond the United States, and updated network and stream quality indicators to reduce false warnings. A bug fix hides the controller battery status when the drone is off for certain models.

Published: June 3, 2026
Version: 2026.9
Applies to: All Android apps

New Drone Support

DJI M400

This update adds support for the DJI Matrice 400 (M400).

Supported cameras:

H30
H30T

Supported accessory:

S1 Spotlight

Improvements

Location Search

The search window automatically closes after the map re-centers on the search results.

Street Address Layer

Previously, we only had street addresses for the United States (US), and we were missing data from several states. We've switched to another data provider that offers more US address data and adds address data for additional regions outside the United States.
If you already added the US Addresses to the Data and Imagery Layers, the US Addresses is now called Street Addresses.
US Addresses to Street Addresses
If you don't already see Street Addresses, follow along with the video or see the steps below:

Steps:

Open the DroneSense app
Switch to the map view
Open the map layer manager
Switch to Data and Imagery Layers
Tap on Library
Expand the Data Layers folder, and scroll down until you see Street Addresses
Tap Add to Active Layers
Tap the X at the top of the window to close it

Network and Stream Quality Updates

Packet loss sensitivity for the network icon has been updated to better match industry standards. This reduces false warnings about poor quality when minor packet loss does not noticeably affect streaming in OpsHub.

Stream quality indicators now use:
- Yellow for packet loss above 1% and below 5%.
- Red for packet loss at 5% or higher.

Bug Fixes

Controller Battery Status: Fixed an issue affecting drones with a separate phone or tablet connected to the controller. When the drone is powered off, the controller battery level may no longer be available, so the battery icon is now hidden. This applies to DJI Air variants, DJI Mavic variants with standard controllers, Parrot USA and UKR variants, and the Freefly Astro Max.