April 30, 2026
Passive DAS design, more reliable heatmap updates, overlay terrain imagery, human-readable monitoring device names, and AI wall-generation fixes.
The second half of April focuses on major heatmap reliability improvements, human-readable monitoring device names, overlay terrain mode for outdoor projects, and refinements to AI wall generation, shelf attenuation, and coverage chart band names.
New
Design
Passive DAS Design
Plan fully passive DAS networks end-to-end, with the AI placement engine now supporting headend-to-antenna topologies that route signal through splitters without remote units. Power balancing and splitter assignment are handled automatically based on cable path loss, so you can size passive systems with confidence. Learn more
Improved
Projects
- Terrain mode can use multi-provider aerial imagery for accurate site pictures where standard mapping coverage is sparse.
Design
- AI wall generation on repositioned floors in multi-floor projects now lands walls at the correct location.
- Shelves detected by AI wall generation now apply RF attenuation immediately, without a manual edit step.
Simulation & Heatmaps
- Heatmaps now update reliably after every edit, with no phantom coverage from deleted elements.
Monitoring & AI
- Monitoring map, incident list, dashboard, and detail panels now show human-readable device names instead of raw identifiers.
Plus other fixes and improvements across the platform.
May 15, 2026
A rebuilt antenna configuration modal, smarter wall snapping, precise heatmap-area controls, and multi-page PDF floor-plan handling.
April 15, 2026
AI stair detection, DAS cross-floor cable routing, customizable diagnostics trigger profiles, P2MP export previews, and canvas reliability fixes.