Release notes
What shipped, and when.
Every release is written up: what changed, why it matters and what it affects. If you are evaluating whether a platform is actively maintained, this page is the honest answer.
- Latest release
- 2.0.0 (21 October 2026)
- Last 12 months
- 10 releases
- Published releases
- 13 versions with written release notes
- What comes next
- Ask an engineer about the roadmap in a demo
Evaluating Proxus?
What the last releases added.
Release notes are written for the people who run Proxus. If you are judging it as a buyer, these are the changes that matter most, each with the product page that explains it. Then see them on a plant model in a demo.
- 2.0.0
The largest release in Proxus history: a new design in English and Turkish, Copilot that changes nothing without your approval, rebuilt pipelines, Topology, setup wizards, TLS on every connection, and ten built-in reports with five operational dashboards.
Copilot and AI access - 1.6.0
Richer operational context for AI agents over MCP: ranked operational graph paths and rule lineage.
AI Assistant and agent access - 1.5.6
A Certificate Store, certificate assignment for integrations and safer HTTPS changes.
Security and deployment - 1.5.4
Operations Center: signal insights, an incident timeline and topology-first monitoring.
Dashboards and reporting - 1.5.3
OPC UA server discovery and tag browsing for OPC UA, SNMP and MTConnect.
Industrial connectivity - 1.5.0
The UNS Explorer for managing the namespace live, and built-in MCP support for AI clients.
Unified Namespace
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2.0.0
21 October 2026
majorProxus 2.0: the largest release in Proxus history
A new design with the Inter font, English and Turkish interface, Copilot, rebuilt pipelines, Topology, setup wizards, TLS everywhere and built-in reports.
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1.7.0
25 August 2026
minorInterim release on the way to 2.0
An interim release. Its changes are described, in full, in the Proxus 2.0.0 release notes.
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1.6.0
10 July 2026
minorOperational Intelligence for AI Agents
Goal-ranked operational graph paths, semantic rule and function lineage, stronger dashboard lineage, and improved MCP compatibility.
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1.5.6
15 April 2026
minorCertificate Store, Easier HTTPS Changes, and Safer Certificate Rollovers
Version 1.5.6 adds Certificate Store, integration certificate assignment, safer default HTTPS selection, and automatic recovery after certificate changes.
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1.5.5
30 March 2026
patchLive Device Detail Updates, Signal Trend Drill-Down & Clearer Alert Explanations
Device detail refreshes live, signal trends open full screen with history, and alerts explain what triggered them by highlighting the matched values.
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1.5.4
2 March 2026
minorOperations Center, Live Stream Intelligence & Unit Flow
Operations Center becomes the main monitoring screen, with signal insights, an incident timeline and topology-first monitoring, plus end-to-end units.
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1.5.3
15 February 2026
minorOPC UA Discovery, Tag Browser & Adapter Hardening
Adds visual OPC UA server discovery, tag browsing for OPC UA/SNMP/MTConnect, and hardens adapter reliability across protocol families.
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1.5.2
2 February 2026
patchSearch Localization Fixes
Fixes Turkish locale search issues in lists.
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1.5.1
23 January 2026
patchSCADA Custom Item Fixes
Bug fixes for SCADA custom item background image handling and drag-and-drop functionality.
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1.5.0
20 January 2026
minorUNS Explorer & Core Performance
Introducing real-time UNS management, native MCP support for AI, and ClickHouse-powered logging for high-scale observability.
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1.3.0
3 October 2025
minorThe Optimization Update
Focused on low-level performance, memory efficiency, and streamlined deployment workflows.
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1.2.0
20 July 2025
minorThe Modernization Update
Binary serialization for internal communication, and time-zone aware live and historical views.
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1.1.0
28 May 2024
minorThe Communication Update
Establishing the core real-time backbone and robust enterprise security standards.
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Next step
Point it at one of your lines.
The fastest way to judge a data layer is to watch it read your own equipment. Bring one machine and one destination system, and we will build the path in front of you.
- 01
Scoping call
Equipment, protocols, sites and the systems the data has to reach.
- 02
Technical walkthrough
A working demo against a scenario that resembles your plant, not a generic tour.
- 03
Pilot plan
A defined first line or site, with the deployment and security questions answered up front.
- 04
Roll-out
The same templates bring the next lines and sites online.