Hi all, We are retrieving the image of floorplan and inserting it in map using Javascript Leaflet and/or Mapbox. In order to insert an image in the map we need to position it inside the four corners, which we are using the corners retrieved by API: - bottomLeftCorner - bottomRightCorner - topLeftCorner - topRightCorner   If we use an image directly without any rotation, the insertion works fine. When the floorplan image is inserted and we rotate it to match exact place, the 4 edges above seems to have some issue and the resulting insertion of image is distorted.   We have two main objectives: 1. have the image without distortion 2. be able to rotate the image "back" to 0 degrees. The information about the percentage of rotation would also be nice to have through the API   If there is any other information we can use to do the two objectives above, we are more than glad to know. Happy to share screenshots and code used.  ... View more

Hi, I use MQTT server in Google cloud for several projects and I would like to use it to integrate Meraki MV sense and in future (when available) MT sensors as well. Is there any plan to support JWT device authentication (orX.509v3 certificate)? The current MQTT implementation is for "local" deployments and doesn't account for Cloud MQTT solutions ... a bit strange coming from a Cloud solution 😉 ... View more

Hi all, I'm currently receiving the ScanAPI data (which includes nearAPrssi data) and using Google BigQuery to store all the info. Running now a bunch of location related reports, but it struck me (and one of my customers) that we could have interesting information about WiFi devices and do some kind of "Live light site survey" based on the ScanApi info already received and stored. Now, I know that RSSI is different than SNR and the strength of the signal is influenced by device power emission, so I was wondering if we can get the "noise" information from some means from the API. I found "getNetworkWirelessSignalQualityHistory" from Dashboard API v1 python SDK, and I'm able to get the "noise" form the SNR ... wonder if there was an easy and/or better way to do this. Any ideas? Any thoughts? ... View more