April 15, 2026
AI stair detection, DAS cross-floor cable routing, customizable diagnostics trigger profiles, P2MP export previews, and canvas reliability fixes.
The first half of April delivers AI stair detection, passive DAS placement hardware selection and cross-floor cable routing, customizable diagnostics trigger profiles, P2MP export previews, and a batch of heatmap, tree-detection, and canvas reliability fixes.
New
Design
AI Stair Detection
Stairs are now detected automatically when you run AI wall generation, placed as accurate 3D mesh objects that RF propagation traces through correctly. The heatmap follows the actual stair surface height, so coverage predictions on multi-level floors stay accurate without manual adjustments. Learn more
DAS Cross-Floor Cable Routing
Route DAS cables across floors with a dedicated cross-floor connection editor, and reposition cable midpoints after creation on any floor. Cable lengths and losses update from server-side segment data, giving you accurate link budgets across the full distributed infrastructure. Learn more
Monitoring & AI
Customizable Diagnostics Trigger Profiles
Create, edit, duplicate, and save named trigger profiles scoped to each site, with AI-assisted ranking and parameterization to help you prioritize the checks that matter most for each deployment. Learn more
Improved
Projects
- The Projects page loads faster, with skeleton cards shown while the list populates.
Design
- Indoor AP height above a stadium mesh now stays exactly where you set it when moving or editing an AP.
- Wi-Fi AP channels remain visible after moving an AP on the canvas.
- Outdoor tree detection now finds trunks on flat canopy surfaces that previously produced no placements.
- Select specific headend and remote unit models for AI-assisted DAS placement, with compatibility-filtered RU options and automatic EIRP calculation.
Validate & Report
- Review the full point-to-multipoint link analysis table with secondary RSRP/RSSI and sortable columns before exporting.
Plus other fixes and improvements across the platform.
April 30, 2026
Passive DAS design, more reliable heatmap updates, overlay terrain imagery, human-readable monitoring device names, and AI wall-generation fixes.
March 31, 2026
GPU-accelerated OptiX raytracing, AI elevator detection, project video sharing, heatmaps above obstructions, and DWG export improvements.
