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The 26.4 release brings AI into the everyday workflow — from boundary drawing to a complete draft spray plan.

The vegetation index panel’s new AI analysis button walks you through a short wizard, then the Luna assistant picks the best index, zones the field, proposes doses with an agronomic explanation and generates a PDF report. 10 analyses / month / device are included. Details →

Click the field on the orthomosaic and the on-device segmentation model draws the boundary — refine it with + / − points. No internet needed. Details →

Battery-swap surveys no longer need folder juggling: select one folder and DroneField detects and merges the flights that belong together, with a confirmation list. Details →

An optional switch in the processing settings for a sharper orthomosaic when zooming in — at the cost of roughly 2× processing time and larger output files. HQ projects get a purple HQ badge in the project list. Details →

DJI M300 / M350 RTK with the Zenmuse P1 camera is now supported for RGB orthomosaic creation. Multispectral features are not available with this camera. Details →

  • Manual zoning with index bands — application-map zones now use min–max index bands instead of an equal-area split, with overlap / gap warnings and a magic-wand fix. Details →
  • Live-share zoning — desiccation and weed-patch AI plans zone by the share of living vegetation per cell, not the average index. Details →
  • Dose summary on export — the XAG Spot / Hardi / ABZ export confirmation aggregates per dose (colour, dose, hectares) instead of listing every polygon.
  • XAG export — saving an XAG route now auto-generates an AI boundary when the project has none (required by nf.xa.com).
  • 3D map — rugged terrain (quarries, pits, steep banks) now renders true to life; agricultural fields look the same as before.
  • 9 languages — the full interface, including the AI analysis report, is available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Hungarian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil) and Romanian.