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🙌5
Ratings
📼10 scs
Content
📦w/o updates
Updates frequency
🗣❌ unsupported
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🧾$2.99
In-App Purchase
- Versions
- In-App Purchases History3
- Price History
- Description
- FAQ
All Versions of ARMAS
3.2.1
April 30, 2021
Fixed a crash.
3.2
April 23, 2021
Updates in this version include:
1) New functionality for creating custom flight paths, and calculating projected dose estimates for the flight from the path, and the cruising altitude.
2) Added new button icons.
3) Updated and added information to the About screen.
4) General bug fixes.
More3.1
February 10, 2021
Updates in this version include:
1) New functionality for controlling an ARMAS FM7 device where app recognizes a nearby FM7 and automatically connects
2) Added notes to Settings
3) Added new server capabilities for the app link to speed up data access
4) Changed the screen availability from the home page based upon the type of upgrade that was purchased
5) Changed the + button in the Flight List to "Add flight"
6) Fixed Sun and Earth Alerts
7) General bug fixes
More3.0
November 18, 2020
The ARMAS app has been completely upgraded beyond just providing an ability to operate the ARMAS FM7 device (sold separately). Users can now see the real-time radiation environment in a global or regional context and for specific aircraft or suborbital vehicle flight tracks. The real-time space weather that causes variability in radiation exposure at altitudes above 26,000 ft. (8 km) is now available. Commercial and business jet pilots will find the alerts and unique aircraft flight track radiation environment information useful. Frequent flyers will find that they are now able to track their long-term radiation exposure. The general public interested in space weather will be able to track the events that cause major radiation risks. In app subscriptions are now available in this version.
More2.0
April 23, 2020
- Added the Main Menu view.
- Added the NAIRAS view.
- Added the ARMAS view.
- Added the Radiation Sources view.
- Added the Example Flight view.
- Updated the forecast & climatology images.
- Updated the About screen.
- Bug fixes.
More1.4.1
February 27, 2020
- Clearer file upload message.
- Bug fix.
1.4
February 22, 2020
- Made data downloads from the FM7 more robust.
- Updated About, Dose, and Settings information.
- Doubled the size of the chart dots to make them easier to see.
- Added 3 new charts to the Flight screen:
-- ARMAS current flight effective dose rate
-- ARMAS current flight effective dose rate 3D
-- Current Conditions
- Added IMEI field to the Flight screen.
- Added "Memory Used" indicator to the FM7 Commander screen. Shows how much of the FM7's memory is currently being used.
- Bug fixes.
More1.3
October 15, 2019
- Upgraded to iOS 13.
- Updated the About screen with additional and more recent information, and reordered the paragraphs.
- Added ICAO Carrier, flight #, and Tail # fields to the Flight screen and server upload file.
- Bug fixes.
More1.2
August 27, 2019
- Updated the About screen with additional and more recent information, and reordered the paragraphs.
- Updated the Settings screen with additional information, and reorganized the switch positions.
- Renamed the "Flights" table name to "Flight List".
- Added a new "Check for FM7 Firmware update" button to the FM7 Command screen. This will check for a new version of the firmware, and update the FM7 with it. This feature requires firmware V02.20 or later.
- Bug fixes.
More1.1
June 18, 2019
- Added additional information to the About and Settings screens.
- Added Accumulated Dose report, accessible via the new "Update Dose Profile" button on the Flight screen.
- Added yellow and red dose & rate threshold alerts. There are options to enable this feature at the bottom of the Settings screen.
These changes require upgrading the FM7 to the latest firmware version:
- Added progress bar when downloaded data from the FM7.
- Use the time and location information from iOS when the FM7 cannot connect to the satellite.
MoreARMAS In-App Purchases History
$2.99
Member
Removes ads, Sun and Earth events, downloads
$2.99
Premier
Member features, global & flight radiation
$2.99
Professional
Premier features, additional flight info
Price History of ARMAS
Description of ARMAS
The Automated Radiation Measurements for Aerospace Safety (ARMAS) program has been developed with NASA funding. It provides accurate, real-time radiation monitoring along with radiation and space weather awareness for the global airspace up to 100 km altitude.
The ARMAS app is part of this program and does two tasks:
- it pairs with and controls the 7th generation ARMAS Flight Module (FM7) radiation detector (purchased separately) to provide the highest quality, real-time dose and dose rates in aircraft and suborbital vehicles. It is sensitive to radiation from all sources including heavy ions, alphas, protons, neutrons, electrons, and gamma-rays.
- it provides radiation awareness by hosting real-time space weather data coming from dozens of ground- and space-based systems that report all the information relevant to radiation processes without requiring a purchase of the FM7.
ARMAS is the 'gold-standard' in real-time radiation monitoring and awareness used by professional pilots, business travelers, and commercial space tourists. The ARMAS program is developed and operated by Space Environment Technologies, which specializes in space weather as an official NOAA "Weather Ready Nation" Ambassador.
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ARMAS: FAQ
Yes, ARMAS is compatible with iPad devices.
The app was developed by Space Environment Technologies.
The ARMAS app currently supports iOS 14.0 or later.
ARMAS has a consumer rating of 4.2 and receives plenty of positive reviews.
The Main Genre Of The Armas App Is Weather.
3.2.1 is the newly released ARMAS version.
ARMAS rolled out its latest update on July 8, 2024.
ARMAS originally came out on February 6, 2023.
ARMAS is suitable for children aged Space Environment Technologies.
ARMAS is available in American English.
Unfortunately, ARMAS is not on Apple Arcade.
Yes, ARMAS allows for in-app purchases to enhance your experience.
No, you cannot use ARMAS with Apple Vision Pro.
