Blueye

Blueye

Underwater Drones

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 16, 2018
  • August 21, 2026

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The Blueye app lets you control your Blueye underwater drone from your iPhone or iPad. Choose between the touch interface or connecting an MFi-licensed wireless gaming controller to control the drone. The app shows telemetry data from the drone, such as depth, heading, orientation, water temperature, and battery level, as well as a full HD 1080p/30fps video stream. After your dive, the app lets you download a dive log to your device, as well as any video or pictures captured from your underwater inspection. Visit www.blueye.com for more information about Blueye and our products.
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What's New in Blueye

6.1.0

August 21, 2026

- Show the video stream's active transport (UDP or TCP) in the diagnostics view. Video normally arrives over UDP, and the app silently falls back to TCP on network paths that block UDP — a fallback that can add video delay and was previously invisible. - Show the drone's storage settings in the diagnostics view and in the diagnostics report, listing whether the drone is set to store media files, multibeam recordings, dive logs, and diagnostics logs. The support email includes the same list, so disabled storage of media or logs is visible to the support team instead of looking like missing data. - Add a warning when a recording stops unexpectedly or fails to start, so a dead recording no longer goes unnoticed until after the dive. The app watches the drone's recording state and alerts if the main camera, external camera, or multibeam stops counting recording time, or does not start recording after being told to. - Add a move button to the file transfer view to move photos, videos, and multibeam recordings between the drone's internal storage and a removable USB storage device. The app checks that the files fit before starting, moves thumbnails along with their files, skips files that already exist at the destination, and refreshes the list when the storage device is attached or removed. Requires a Blunux version with support for moving files between storage devices. - Add a button to the drone storage settings to copy all dive logs to the removable USB storage device. Logs already on the device are skipped, and the originals on the drone are always kept, so the copy is safe to repeat. Requires a Blunux version with support for copying dive logs. - Fix deleting a multibeam recording from the drone leaving its thumbnail file behind on the drone's storage. - Hide the overlay copies of photos that the drone's web interface saves to the removable USB storage device. The file transfer view shows an overlay badge on the original photo instead, and an overlay copy whose original photo has been deleted stays listed so it can still be transferred or deleted. - Recognise the Blueye High Capacity Battery v2 in the diagnostics view, which now shows the battery by name and includes its per-cell temperatures, instead of listing it as an unknown battery. - Improve piloting with a keyboard: several bindings and the Alt modifier keys that had stopped working are fixed, a held key now commands full speed with `Q`/`E` setting the speed level, and new keys cover taking a photo (`P`), the gripper (`G`/`H`), the dive menu and status view (`M`/`Tab`), and the multibeam and mission shortcuts (F-keys). - Add a keyboard layout to the Controls page of the dive menu, listing every key binding for the connected drone. The page switches between the game controller illustration and the keyboard table, and opens on the keyboard when one is attached and no game controller is connected. - Fix input staying stuck when a key or game controller button was held as a dive menu opened or the app lost focus, which could leave the drone moving with nothing pressed.

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