AUTOPATH includes several country-specific reference vehicle libraries defined by national guidelines, and an extended collection of vehicles from different manufacturers, covering aircraft, buses, cranes, emergency vehicles, trucks, agricultural machinery and more.

In the latest version, Autopath gets an extensive number of vehicle libraries and utility vehicle types added to the existing vehicle list, vehicle types ranging from agricultural vehicles, emergency vehicles, buses, trucks, trailers for wind turbine transport, cranes, forklifts and more.

Using the Horizontal or Vertical Analysis feature, you can easily and quickly simulate vehicle maneuvers and check transportability. Autopath works in AutoCAD, Civil 3D or BricsCAD environments. You can check for possible conflicts and inconsistencies of the vehicle path with other vehicles or with built objects. You can also create a steering wheel report – graphic diagram, presenting the intensity of rotation of the vehicle wheels along the vehicle path.

Vehicle movement animations in the form of trajectories that are created in CAD drawing using Autopath can be easily exported to Google Earth. There you can quickly create presentations for the client and the interested public and share your analysis results online, allowing other participants in the project to provide you with quality, up-to-date feedback.

Autopath comes with advanced reporting capabilities for each swept path analysis made. Reports include names and types of used vehicles, vehicle schematics with detailed dimensions, steering wheel turning diagram showing turning angles, turn wheels on stop sections, maximal vehicle steering angle and more. Reports can be exported to PDF and other formats.

Autopath also provides extended vehicle customisation option enabling users to customize available vehicles in libraries provided. Or create completely new vehicles with multiple axles, steering options and unlimited vehicle contour or shape definition.

Autopath provides the option to insert raster Imagery and elevation data (Google Earth Surface data) and Street View capabilities within the CAD drawing to help clients, investors, or the interested public to visualize areas where swept path analysis is taking place.

Combining such data with CAD BIM infrastructural or architectural models offers immersive visualization capabilities and great value analysis. Autopath comes with an extensive list of supported coordinate systems worldwide to enable convenient data insertion.

With the new video-recorder tool, you can easily and very quickly create animations of the swept paths and vehicle movements and instantly share them with your clients for review.