What’s new with Edge?

24th Jul 2024 dRISK

In case you missed it…

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We are excited to share our spring release of Edge! This update introduces new features and improvements designed to make data fusion and exploratory data analytics easier than ever. The valuable feedback and continued support from our users has been instrumental in shaping these improvements – thank you. We can’t wait for you to discover and benefit from the latest enhancements!

Need a reminder of the capabilities of Edge? Here’s a quick demo. Read on for some of the 🚀 new features and ✨ enhancements that have been added this month.

🚀 New View types, Homepage, and Easy Sharing

Working with geospatial data?		Found an insight, and ready to share with your team?
You can now easily switch between a core edge view type and a dedicated map view using the map icon in views.		We have added a sharing dialog to streamline the process of sharing your findings with both individual colleagues and user groups

Better Graph Management

We heard you; the navigation drawer became too easily cluttered.
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To enable better graph and view management edge now has a simple homepage which separates graph navigation from view navigation.
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✨ Speed, Scale, and Onboarding Workflows

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The dRISK engineering team has been working hard on upgrading the client architecture so that you can visualize even more data in your views. As a reminder, you can upload all your structured and unstructured datasets to edge, as well as directly from a database.

We have made it easier to get up and running in Edge with in-app onboarding tour and an updated documentation page. Jump straight in to an example graph with one of the following get-started workflows:

Building a Risk Map of New Zealand’s Roads

Fusing and Comparing Heterogeneous Transport Datasets

In this workflow, we explore how Edge can be used to automatically reveal outliers and hidden patterns from across a dataset’s many dimensions, and accelerate exploratory data analysis to ultimately build a personalised risk dashboard within minutes

Having built a risk dashboard of a collision database (workflow above) we now delve deeper by integrating additional diverse data sources into our risk mapping analysis.
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You can read through the full list of updates to edge over in our docs: release notes.