
The 26.06 release introduces the Trimble Assistant for Stabicad, an AI-powered companion built directly into Stabicad and StabiBASE to help resolve modeling and calculation roadblocks without interrupting the design flow.
Instead of freezing work to browse external help portals or waiting on a support ticket, answers can now be obtained instantly. The assistant understands natural language, meaning questions can be typed just like asking a colleague to receive an immediate, actionable solution. This keeps the focus entirely inside the drawing environment and eliminates the time typically wasted digging through documentation.
The assistant has been seamlessly integrated right where work happens. It can be accessed instantly via the Revit Ribbon, the Stabicad Palette Center, or a dedicated workspace window within StabiBASE.
Engineered specifically for MEP accuracy, the Trimble Assistant differs from generic AI tools by being trained strictly on a verified library of Stabicad technical manuals, online help files, and knowledge base articles. Whether an experienced engineer is troubleshooting a fluid dynamics calculation or a new technician is learning localized workflows, the assistant provides precise, context-aware guidance tailored specifically to the active tasks.

Stabicad now automatically detects if you are using a 4K monitor and upscales the Palette Center when running in AutoCAD or Revit. You no longer need to manually download manifest files or apply registry edits to fix text sizing. Upon launching your host application on a high-resolution screen, all text and the 1,000+ symbols will automatically scale to the correct size.
A new fire alarm input/output unit symbol is now available in the palette, positioned next to the existing input and output unit symbols. The symbol combines the visual representation of both a detector input and a control output into a single component, matching the two-directional convention used in fire alarm schematics. All underlying behavior, including placement, database properties, and 3D representation, is identical to the existing individual input and output unit symbols, ensuring a seamless and familiar workflow.


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