March 15, 2026
The AP Table with DAS batch editing, terrain elevation editing, the large-format reports revamp, copy-layout-with-hardware, and clearer monitoring graphs.
The first half of March delivers the AP Table with DAS batch editing, terrain elevation editing, the reports revamp with large-format layouts, copy-layout-with-hardware, monitoring graph readability upgrades, and a range of indoor consistency and editing improvements.
New
Design
Terrain Elevation Editing
Draw a polygon on an outdoor project and set a target elevation to raise or lower the terrain within that area, with a reset to the original terrain data when needed. Learn more
Improved
Design
- DAS batch changes and the AP table now handle DAS configurations consistently.
- Story height is now consistent across all indoor ceiling-height references platform-wide.
- Outdoor background map shown for geolocated indoor projects, giving spatial context on the canvas.
- Fixed Wireless receivers can now be updated in bulk from the canvas.
- Copy a floor layout carrying its full AP and antenna configuration into the duplicate.
- Review and batch-edit all access points from a single table view.
Simulation & Heatmaps
- Heatmap now refreshes immediately when a separate antenna is removed or repositioned on an AP.
Validate & Report
- Report riser diagrams fit roughly twice as many splitters per page with improved layout spacing.
- Reports now support A1 large-format layouts, light theme, configurable page size, selectable bands/KPIs, uplink heatmaps, and custom logos.
Monitoring & AI
- Monitoring side panel relationship graph is easier to read with larger labels, directed edges, and hover enlargement.
Plus other fixes and improvements across the platform.
March 31, 2026
GPU-accelerated OptiX raytracing, AI elevator detection, project video sharing, heatmaps above obstructions, and DWG export improvements.
February 28, 2026
Point cloud rendering, AI monitoring insights, richer monitoring device details, cross-floor riser fixes, and more reliable PDF and multi-floor heatmaps.
