Major Update: Laravel Admin Panel Released!
Disaster Detection Platform on Kubernetes - v2.0
We're excited to announce a major addition to our disaster detection platform: a complete web-based admin panel built with Laravel 11!
What's New
Beautiful Admin Interface
- Modern sidebar navigation with clean UI
- Real-time dashboard with statistics and charts
- Fully responsive design (works on mobile, tablet, desktop)
- Color-coded status indicators for instant feedback
Key Features
Image Upload & Detection
- Drag-and-drop image upload interface
- Support for JPEG/PNG up to 10MB
- Priority selection (low, normal, high)
- Auto-refresh results every 5 seconds
- View confidence scores and bounding boxes
Dashboard Overview
- Total jobs, completed, processing, failed counts
- Disaster type distribution chart (floods, fires, landslides, typhoons)
- Recent detection jobs table
- Quick action buttons
Device Management
- Add and manage drones, CCTV cameras, satellites, mobile devices, sensors
- Track device location, model, and detection count
- View device-specific detection history
- Active/inactive status toggle
API Configuration
- Easy API URL setup for Kubernetes integration
- One-click connection testing
- Configurable timeout and refresh intervals
- Built-in documentation and setup guides
Technical Stack
- Framework: Laravel 11 (PHP 8.2+)
- Frontend: Blade templates + Tailwind CSS
- Database: SQLite (dev) / PostgreSQL (prod)
- Icons: Font Awesome 6
- Integration: RESTful API with Kubernetes backend
Use Cases
Emergency response teams - Upload field images, get instant AI analysis
Government agencies - Manage device fleets, track detections
Disaster monitoring centers - Real-time operational overview
Researchers & developers - Test API without writing code
Training & demos - Clean UI with pre-loaded demo data
Integration
The admin panel seamlessly connects to our Kubernetes-deployed disaster detection API:
- Configure API URL in settings
- Test connection with one click
- Handles network failures gracefully
- Works with local Docker or remote Kubernetes clusters
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