Autopath – ISOTECH LLC

Swept path analysis and vehicle turning simulation software

Our Customers’ Journey

Vehicle libraries

SITE DESIGN

SITE DESIGN includes quick site modeling features, earthwork calculation, utility design, and productivity tools to speed up project delivery. It is ideal for fast conceptual projects, solution testing projects, detailed design, and earthwork projects including volume calculation, grading, and more. Serving data for machine control guidance, blueprints project delivery, survey data, and for great visualizations.

Roadway design

SITE DESIGN

Analysis Tools & Reports

SITE DESIGN

Roadway design

SITE DESIGN

Free WEBINAR | Easy-To-Do Swept Path Analysis for Civil engineers, Architects and Transportation professionals

Fields of use

Civil engineering

Autopath plays a key role in verifying the transportability of all types of road design projects: on roads, intersections, roundabouts, hairpin turns, underpasses, overpasses, and similar places. With advanced tools for swept path analysis and animation, it not only accelerates the engineering design process but also enables quick checking of alternative design options, as well as safety and compliance with standards.

Special transport

Special transport services require specialized transport vehicles (semi-lowloader trailer, lowbed, mobile cranes, etc.) and tailored transport routes. Autopath includes an extensive library of specialized transport vehicles, all of which can be further customized in detail. You can design any type of vehicle outline that precisely represents the transported load. Autopath supports the use of Google Maps, Google StreetView, and OpenMaps, which is indispensable for evaluating different scenarios of transport routes. With support for all types of cranes, you can virtually plan the transport from factory, cargo port or freight terminal to the target destination.

Architectural & Urban Design

Autopath provides easy-to-use tools for architects and urban planners for analyzing vehicle swept paths in a CAD environment. They can perform simple vehicle maneuvers, carry out turning simulations, and identify potential limitations in the design of garages, parking spaces, intervention routes, etc. With access to a large library of vehicles, architects now have a tool for swept path analysis with which they can accurately, confidently, and independently evaluate their designs.