Megrez
AI Automation Platform for 5G Transforming weeks of network planning into minutes.
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What is Megrez?
Megrez is an AI-powered automation platform for enterprise 5G networks, designed to make planning, optimization, and maintenance radically simpler.It turns tasks that used to take weeks of manual effort into AI-driven decisions completed in minutes . In essence, Megrez is your smart co-pilot for 5G deployment and operations.
First-of-its-Kind 5G Planner
Benefits at a Glance
Cost Efficiency
Rapid Deployment
Risk Prevention
Summery
Key Features of Megrez
AI + Ray-Tracing Hybrid Engine
Automatic Network Design
Multi-Scenario Comparison
Digital Twin Integration
How Megrez Works
Scene Data Import
Upload your site’s floor plans or CAD files into Megrez. If you don’t have detailed plans, you can draw the environment manually using the built-in editor or even auto-generate 3D building models on the platform . This creates the spatial foundation (walls, rooms, terrain) for accurate simulation.
Parameter Tuning
Enter your key requirements via user-friendly sliders and fields. Specify the number of users or devices, bandwidth per user, coverage area, and budget limits . These parameters guide the AI’s design goals – for instance, maybe you need to maximize coverage while staying under a certain budget.
AI-Powered Design Automation
Click “Generate Plan” and watch Megrez work. In minutes, it produces an optimized layout of base stations on a map of your site. It will suggest where to place equipment and how many units you need. You can refine the design in real time – for example, adjust a slider and immediately see the AI re-optimize. The AI also provides instant feedback on each change (e.g. coverage achieved, performance metrics) so you can iteratively tweak if desired .
Visualization & Validation
Megrez then lets you virtually test the network. You can view the coverage heatmap in 3D to verify there are no dead zones. You can also simulate different configurations or load conditions on the fly . The platform allows you to compare scenarios (say, using 3 vs 4 base stations) side by side, helping you validate the design choices before any hardware is installed.
