October 2024
GeoTIFF export, fixed wireless planning, cellular AP configuration, multi-page PDF import, and performance and accuracy improvements.
October brings GeoTIFF export, fixed wireless planning, cellular AP configuration, multi-page PDF import, and a round of performance and accuracy improvements across the platform.
New
GeoTIFF Export
Download your coverage predictions as a georeferenced GeoTIFF, ready to load directly into GIS tools or overlay on external maps without any manual alignment. Learn more
Fixed Wireless Planning
Plan fixed wireless deployments alongside your existing indoor and cellular projects, with RSRP predictions and KPIs shown in the same coverage workflow. Learn more
Cellular AP Configuration
Configure cellular access points, including antenna carriers and channel labels, directly within the project editor so your cellular and Wi-Fi planning stays in one place. Learn more
Multi-Page PDF and DWG Import
Import a multi-page PDF and have each page automatically become its own floor layout, inheriting the coverage area and scale you set on the first page. DWG files are now accepted too, converted automatically before import. Learn more
AP List Under Configurations
Find and navigate to any access point from the configuration panel's AP list. Clicking an AP in the list jumps to its floor, highlights it on the canvas, and renders its individual heatmap without opening the edit panel. Learn more
Floor Thickness for Obstructions
Set a roof thickness on each obstruction so the propagation model accounts for the actual material depth at ceiling boundaries, improving prediction accuracy on multi-floor projects. Learn more
Improved
- Coverage heatmaps on multi-floor projects render correctly across all floors.
- AP and antenna pins scale to a readable minimum size on large campus layouts.
- AP sizes in 3D view remain proportionate on large projects.
- Elevation data now uses imagery-based terrain sampling for more accurate outdoor height profiles.
- LTE PCI values are constrained to 0–503, preventing out-of-range LTE identities from corrupting neighbor plans. NR uses a different code space.
- DTM and DSM values display with consistent decimal precision in the project editor.
- Color customization for coverage tiers is more consistent across all project types.
Fixed
- Coverage tab KPI values now match the computed prediction results.
- Antenna and pin rotators display correctly on large projects.
Plus other fixes and improvements across the platform.
Correction, July 16, 2026: This entry previously described 0–503 as the PCI range without naming the radio technology. The range applies to LTE; NR supports 0–1007.