AEM’s FiBLU is a new generation app-based Tier 1 fibre certification solution that moves intelligence from hardware to a smartphone app. FiBLU fundamentally changes the way fibre certifications are performed by making the process faster, more collaborative, and significantly more cost-effective throughout the network lifecycle.
FiBLU is available for both singlemode and multimode fibre and supports bidirectional testing, ensuring accurate and reliable measurements in accordance with current standards.
App-first design – a true shift in the industry
FiBLU is not a traditional tester with an added app. It has been developed from the ground up as an app-based solution. The smartphone acts as the user interface, computing platform, and collaboration hub, enabling functions that traditional testers with built-in displays cannot provide.
This approach delivers:
- A more advanced and intuitive user experience
- Rapid feature development without replacing hardware
- Lower power consumption and lighter field equipment
- Built-in connectivity for sharing, collaboration, and analysis
The UNIBLU app, available from Google Play Store and Apple App Store, increases productivity by enabling functions such as OCR scanning of cable labels, GPS positioning linked to test results, and many other features.
Future-proof investment
Because FiBLU’s intelligence resides in software, the tester does not become obsolete as requirements evolve. New features, analytics, and workflows are delivered through app updates instead of hardware replacement.
The result is longer product lifespan, lower total cost of ownership, and protection against technological obsolescence.
Designed for fibre networks
While platform-based testers are designed for both copper and fibre through interchangeable modules, FiBLU is purpose-built for fibre certification. For organisations working exclusively with fibre networks, this eliminates unnecessary cost and complexity.
Operational efficiency and project management
FiBLU directly addresses one of the biggest challenges in fibre installations: delayed reporting and lack of project visibility. Test results are recorded and uploaded instantly, giving managers and project stakeholders real-time insight into progress and quality.
Issues can be identified while technicians are still on site, reducing rework, accelerating approvals, and improving billing accuracy.
