NEW YORK, Sept. 9, 2026 — Eino, the agentic platform for wireless network design and monitoring, today announced general availability of Site Survey, an AI-native validation solution for systems integrators, enterprises, and service providers. One solution validates private cellular, public cellular including DAS, and Wi-Fi, and every measurement automatically lands in the Eino platform, overlaid on the site’s 3D digital twin, where Eino’s agentic AI compares what was deployed with what was designed and recommends optimizations.

Today, critical infrastructure runs on as many as four wireless technologies at a single site, each with its own design tool, survey hardware, and monitoring solution. Meanwhile, physical AI is arriving faster than network teams can validate the connectivity supporting it. A traditional wireless survey captures one moment on one network. Eino’s Site Survey solution closes both gaps with one multi-network validation device that can also be left behind to keep measuring after the walk is complete.

“AI is leaving the cloud and entering physical spaces: robotics, sensors, autonomous vehicles,” said Payman Samadi, CEO and co-founder of Eino. “What we keep hearing from customers is that connectivity is becoming the nervous system of enterprise infrastructure. With Site Survey, teams can validate a network in the same platform where they designed it and work alongside Eino’s agents to turn measurements into optimizations.”

Unified connectivity, validated inside a collaborative platform

Site Survey is built around a ruggedized capture device — radios, GPS, and a multi-carrier IoT SIM and eSIM — carried in a purpose-built backpack with battery power for a full walk test. Teams unpack a pre-assigned device, log into the Eino Companion app on iOS or Android, and walk. Measurements stream live onto the floor plan as wall-aware heatmaps. At sites with no backhaul, teams can capture surveys fully offline and sync the moment connectivity returns.

• Multi-network workflows — private cellular, public cellular including DAS, and Wi-Fi, in-building and outdoors, with spectrum scans across operators and bands. One device replaces a separate survey tool for each wireless technology.
• Measured coverage alongside predictive coverage — Survey data lands automatically in the same Eino project as the predictive design, so gaps surface immediately. One-click calibration tunes transmit power and wall attenuation from real measurements, with a before-and-after accuracy report, plus exportable calibration and DAS verification reports.
• A 3D model built while walking the site — Indoors, customers can build a 3D model of the space while surveying, using the Eino Companion app on a mobile device.
• Stationary monitoring, before or after a site survey — When connected to Power over Ethernet (PoE+), the same device stays in place, running scheduled tests for hours or days while the team watches the data live from the office. It covers facilities that cannot be walked during operating hours and can be upgraded to Eino’s full Agentic Observability solution when the customer is ready.
• Agentic analysis and optimizations after every survey — Eino’s agents analyze survey and historical data, then return performance, optimization, and upgrade recommendations.

Since bringing its wireless network design platform to market in August 2024, Eino has grown to more than 50 customers, including global systems integrators, OEMs, and large enterprises, across environments such as airports, refineries, maritime ports, and high-tech manufacturing facilities.

Eino will demonstrate Site Survey in a webinar, “Building Intelligent Connectivity: AI-Native Network Design and Validation,” on Sept. 16 at 2 p.m. ET. Registration is open at eino.ai/site-survey.

Availability

Site Survey is available now worldwide as an add-on to an Eino Design subscription, with the survey kit shipping directly to customer teams. Learn more at eino.ai/site-survey.

About Eino

Eino is the shortest path to intelligent connectivity, providing the AI-native connectivity workflows needed to power the rapid expansion of networks supporting critical infrastructure. As enterprises transition from legacy networking workflows to agentic network operations, Eino delivers the industry’s first vendor-neutral design, validation, and monitoring platform built specifically for the age of autonomous systems. For enterprises, systems integrators, and service providers, Eino provides an AI-native data layer that enables the real-time automation modern CIOs and network management leaders demand. For more information on Eino, visit https://www.eino.ai/.

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