Gemini RoadVisor
A design module for N100-compliant road and intersection planning, with dynamic vehicle tracking, sight-line analysis, and geometry optimization — directly integrated in Gemini Terrain.
Simulates wheel paths, cargo envelopes, and sight lines in real time — validating design choices against road-class requirements and minimizing revision risks.
N100-based road and intersection design with real-time vehicle tracking and 3D visualisation.
Gemini RoadVisor calculates tracking curves for wheels, body, and cargo dynamically based on Handbook N100 and real vehicle behavior. Results are visualized in plan and 3D, enabling precise evaluation of turning radii, clearance requirements, and collision risks before construction.
The built‑in vehicle editor includes the full set of standard N100 vehicles and also supports parametric definition of special vehicles — such as long‑load or wide‑load transport used for transformers or wind‑turbine components. This makes Gemini RoadVisor a practical everyday tool, helping you evaluate design constraints early and reduce the need for later revisions.
In addition to tracking, Gemini RoadVisor includes complete sight‑line and visibility control. It automatically evaluates the road model, tunnels, and surrounding terrain against the requirements of the selected road class and visualizes the resulting sightlines in both plan and 3D. This ensures your design meets safety requirements and supports transparent communication with clients and project partners.
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Yes, the module is built specifically around Handbook N100, including vehicle sets and dimensioning rules for roads and intersections.
Absolutely. Tracking curves update instantly as you adjust geometry, and wheel paths, body lines, and cargo outlines are all shown in both plan and 3D.
Yes, you can define special vehicles parametrically, making it suitable for assessing routes requiring long‑load or wide‑load transport.
Gemini RoadVisor automatically evaluates visibility against the chosen road class, considering terrain, tunnels, and the road model. Sightlines are visualized in 2D and 3D and can be exported for reporting.