Roadmap

What is being worked on and what is planned. The order reflects current priorities and may change; nothing here is a dated promise — a feature ships when it is solid, and then it appears in What's new.

In progress

Rung comments in the ladder editor, and the FBD canvas visually divided into numbered networks with comments — the layout every PLC programmer expects.
Live values in the FBD view while online — the wires and pins of the block diagram showing what the machine is really doing, the same way the ladder page already shows power flow.
The new widget properties (trend curves, gauge thickness and needle, alarm-table text size) editable directly in the inspector.

Planned

Motion: CANopen drive control with a ready-made Lenze i550 profile — DRIVE_402 wraps the CiA 402 state machine, POS_AXIS and HOME follow PLCopen naming, ramp positioning with delay compensation. EDS import already works; the drive blocks are the missing piece.
Editor over the network: online monitoring and diagnostics over Ethernet/WiFi, not only over the USB cable (pack upload over the network already works today).
Production security: secure boot and flash encryption switched on for production panels, so a deployed machine cannot be cloned or reflashed by a third party.
Retentive data on FRAM as a turnkey service — microsecond writes, practically unlimited endurance, nothing for the project to configure.
Custom block libraries: distributing your own FB/FC packages in compiled form with versioning and dependency checks — share the know-how, keep the source.
Editor localization — the user interface in more languages.

Under consideration

Trend history persisted to storage and browsable from the WEBview.
More display controllers besides the SSD1963 and MIPI-DSI panels.
Device-bound feature packages (extra axes, extra WEBview clients) activatable in the field without reflashing — the license format already reserves room for them.