The update also means that changes in the engineer’s walking pace do not affect readings, which proved invaluable on a large site where – like most – walking speed cannot be kept steady due to doorways, traffic (human or automotive!), cramped spaces or areas with lots of obstructions.
“It made a highly accurate and informative survey much, much easier to conduct” says Stewart. This also means the data produced can form a better WiFi network design. This speeds up survey readings by 33% and ensures more accurate survey results because the software measures the engineer’s walking speed and current location in real-time. Auto Pilot allows the engineer to plot their initial location and, using Augmented Reality, walk the entirety of their client’s site without having to re-plot their location with every change of direction. Traditionally, survey engineers would have to plot their location on a floor plan, walk in a straight line, then plot their location again when they change direction. The most noteworthy update from the newest version of Ekahau Connect is the ‘Auto Pilot’ survey feature. Our in-house wireless engineer Stewart put the latest update to the test at a construction site WiFi survey last week in the Netherlands. Currently Ekahau offer the only enterprise standard WiFi survey tool for mobile devices including tablets. WiFi Survey Software Review: Ekahau for iPhoneĮarlier this month, market experts Ekahau launched their latest WiFi survey software update, making Ekahau Survey available on iPhones as well as iPads.
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