Kobi Swept Path is a specialized engineering tool used mainly in road design, traffic engineering, and urban planning.

It simulates how vehicles move through space—especially when turning—so designers can check if things like roads, parking lots, or intersections actually work in real life.

Key features:
Vehicle simulation: Drive vehicles (cars, trucks, buses, trailers) through a design manually or automatically.Collision detection: Shows where a vehicle would hit obstacles.Vehicle libraries: Includes standard vehicle sizes from different countries.CAD integration: Works inside tools like AutoCAD and Civil 3D.Real-time adjustments: Modify paths and instantly see results.