Tag: Wi-Fi
Depending on the venue you’re designing, considering reflection and diffraction can make anywhere from a small to a very large difference. Take a small open office space for example – reflection and diffraction probably don’t ...
With iBwave Wi-Fi Release 12, we’ve added some key features to building modeling that will change the game when it comes to 3D modeling for large complex venues. In this blog, we’ll be looking at ...
iBwave is well known in the in-building DAS and WiFi network design space, but did you know that we’re also the leaders in in-building design for public safety networks? In this post, we’re going to ...
It’s time for another iBwave Feature Spotlight! In this piece, we’ll be looking at four key reports within iBwave’s network design software. No, these aren’t the type of reports you submit to a professor. These ...
In the newest release of iBwave Wi-Fi a new feature was introduced called the ‘Quick Connection Tool’. And if you often do the cabling in your designs, this is a feature you’re going to appreciate. What ...
As one of the largest package delivery and logistics companies in the world, one of our newest iBwave customers came to us wondering how our software could improve their existing process for deploying and managing ...
Warning: This blog contains 3D models that may cause you to whoop and holler. There are a few capabilities that iBwave is well known for in the market, but certainly, one of the most stand-out ...
A Twitter post popped up in my news feed last week showing a graph of the attenuation values for different types of glass – mainly the distinction between a regular glass window and a low ...
Forever on a quest to improve the accuracy of network predictions in our software, we recently released a new feature called “Body Loss Modeling.” With Body Loss Modeling, you can now account for the attenuation ...