September 2025

September brings side-by-side heatmap comparison, a fully realized 3D indoor environment, project sharing, DAS multi-select, and a revised AI placement algorithm, making this one of the most substantial releases to date.

New

Side-by-Side Heatmap Comparison

Evaluate two coverage scenarios together, comparing different bands, network templates, or layout configurations without switching back and forth. Save named heatmaps from the Design tab, then load any two into the Compare view for a synchronized split-screen, with hover readouts showing both values at once. Learn more

Project Sharing and Folder Collaboration

Share individual projects or entire folder structures with teammates and grant them access without re-uploading anything. Shared projects appear in a dedicated view, folders stay organized across collaborators, and access levels inherit down through nested folders so permissions stay consistent. Learn more

Project Save States

Capture a named snapshot of any project configuration, then reload it later to compare design iterations or hand off a known-good state to a colleague, without losing your current work. Learn more

DAS Multi-Select

Drag a selection rectangle across any mix of DAS components, including signal sources, remote units, antennas, and cables, to move, delete, or review them together from the right panel. Learn more

Integrated Remote Units

Place remote units with built-in antennas directly on the canvas. Carrier and power configuration flows through the RU automatically, and heatmap generation picks up the integrated antenna without any extra wiring steps. Learn more

DSM Height Modification for Outdoor Projects

Draw a polygon over an area of an outdoor layout and set a custom terrain height, then reset it to the original elevation when needed. Recalculate the heatmap to evaluate how the terrain change affects the design. Learn more

Fixed Wireless Receivers in Reports

Generated reports now include a dedicated Fixed Wireless Receivers section with per-receiver signal stats, visible in the table of contents, controllable from the sidebar visibility toggle, and present in exported PDFs. Learn more

Bulk AP Inventory Import

Upload multiple AP configuration files at once to populate your hardware inventory, instead of adding them one at a time. Learn more

Textured 3D Walls

Walls now render with material-accurate textures in 3D view, including brick, concrete, drywall, glass, metal, and more, making it easier to review a realistic representation of the indoor environment alongside RF results. Learn more

Realistic 3D Doors and Windows

Doors and windows are now cut into walls as proper openings in 3D view, giving you an accurate picture of how physical openings affect the layout geometry you are designing around. Learn more

Floor Plan Overlay in 3D View

The 2D floor plan image now appears as a texture on the floor in 3D mode, so you can orient yourself within the space and cross-reference structural details while reviewing coverage in three dimensions. Learn more

Surface Multi-Select and Move

Select multiple surfaces at once, drag them to a new position, rotate the group, and save, with the heatmap updating to reflect the new obstruction layout. Copy and paste also works across surfaces, matching the behavior already available for obstructions. Learn more

DAS Cable Attenuation by Band

Cable attenuation in the right panel and Unit tab now reflects the active frequency band, so you can confirm signal budget at the band you are actually deploying rather than relying on a single fixed value. Learn more

Cabling in Bill of Materials

DAS cables now appear in the Bill of Materials, giving you a complete component count for procurement and documentation. Learn more

New Project Assigned to Active Folder

Creating a project while a folder is selected automatically places it in that folder, keeping the dashboard organized without a separate move step. Learn more

Revised AI Coverage Placement

The AP auto-placement algorithm for both indoor and outdoor projects has been substantially revised, with improved spatial reasoning, capacity calculations, and mesh loss handling, producing placements that more accurately match real deployment constraints. Learn more

Improved

• DAS hardware icons scale dynamically and arrange ports in multi-column layouts for clearer topology at a glance.
• Cross-floor cable connections now trace correctly through intermediate segments to show the true end-to-end path.
• Uploading floor plans or import files with special characters or spaces in the filename no longer causes errors; names are sanitized automatically.
• The dashboard project list, shared projects, and folder sidebar all refresh with a pull-down gesture, useful on touch-capable devices.
• The band selector in cellular carrier configuration now appears above the name field, avoiding a form reset when the band is changed.
• Distance labels are now suppressed at small scales to reduce clutter in dense layouts.

Fixed

• Surfaces and walls in outdoor projects now render at the correct elevation in 3D view.
• Shelves render with a filled body in 3D view regardless of whether other obstructions are present.
• KPI type stays correct for the selected network technology even when no bands are available for that technology.
• The wrong password error now propagates correctly at login instead of hanging the page.
• Cable routes render on top of cable trays, keeping infrastructure lines and signal paths visually distinct.

Plus other fixes and improvements across the platform.