Professional site survey and heatmapping tool for $399? You kidding me?

No, I’m not.

We just released a $399 site survey and heatmapping tool for Android tablets and phones. The product is called Ekahau Mobile Survey 2.0. Thanks to the touch-operated, simple user interface, I believe it’s the most user-friendly enterprise-grade Wi-Fi tool out there .

It’s targeted at IT administrators of small to medium-size networks (think 3 to 50 APs), who don’t necessarily want to spend thousands of dollars on a verification and analysis tool, but could spend $399.

And, of course, it’s targeted for you wireless professionals who want to use a lighter, touch-operated solution – if not for every installation, then at times. It’s also great for making sure the network works on the tablet or phone, which would represent a typical end user device.

The integration with Ekahau Site Survey allows you to get projects from Ekahau Site Survey to your tablet or phone. More importantly, it allows you to perform a survey on a tablet or a phone, and then export that to Ekahau Site Survey for in-depth analysis and reporting.

Because Ekahau Mobile Survey 2.0 is affordable, companies with a larger number of engineers can now easily equip all of those with a professional tool. 

Naturally, the tool comes with all the features in Ekahau Mobile Survey 1.0, it’ also a great on-the-spot analysis and troubleshooting tool. And, it’s the only tool to perform continual monitoring from the end user device perspective.

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Jussi / Ekahau 

Large-scale Wi-Fi site surveys causing your back and biceps to hurt?

Performing large-scale, on-site walk-through site surveys, carrying a laptop, can get to your back, biceps, and posture. Many of us have walked through huge hospitals and universities, and inventing all kinds of straps and backpack-style solutions for balancing the weight of the laptop.

Wouldn’t it be nice to have a lighter-weight alternative? Perhaps something easier to use and more affordable, too, so that you could equip more engineers with these solutions?

I sure think so.

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Jussi Kiviniemi / Ekahau

Ekahau Live @ Wireless Field Day: Tune in tomorrow Thursday at 1:30pm pacific time, 4:30pm Eastern

 > Check the Wireless Field Day coverage LIVE tomorrow at 1:30pm pacific US time HERE!

(never mind if that page says 12 noon or something like that, we’ll fix it. The correct time is 1:30pm)

• We will be revealing a brand new product and demoing it.
• We will be explaining why capacity matters and showing how to design for capacity.
• And we will be talking about real-time location systems – and demoing them

 > Check the Wireless Field Day coverage LIVE tomorrow at 1:30 HERE!

We will also be providing a recording of the session later for those who can’t watch the live stream.

Ekahau at Wireless Field Day 2: Wi-Fi Capacity, Easier Site Surveys, RTLS, and More!

Interested in what’s new with high-performance Wi-Fi network life cycle management?
(that’s just a fancy way to say planning and maintaining Wi-Fi networks)

Want to learn more about real-time location systems, but not the sales pitch but honest discussion?

Want to be the first to hear the latest Ekahau product news?

On January 26th, Ekahau will be presenting for 2 hours at the Wireless Field Day 2 event. We will discuss wireless design and deployment, Wi-Fi capacity, enterprise location tracking, and announcing a new product too!

Wireless Field Day is an event where vendors and bloggers get together to discuss what’s new in the industry.

When? January 26^th at around 12 noon pacific time (21.00 [9pm] Central European Time)
Where? We’ll post a link to the live stream as we get closer to the event. The event will also be recorded and we’ll have the recording for you, too.
More info? Wireless Field Day 2 pages can be found here