4D Simulations
4D planning software for rail infrastructure teams planning track renewal and installation works
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About 4D Simulations
4D Simulations develops a visual planning tool for rail track renewal programmes. Users can model track sections, plan engineering activities, create plan variants and simulate projects as animated site visualisations.
The tool is used by rail industry service providers, including Network Rail, Babcock and Atkins, on projects across Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The company is based in Manchester and works with rail renewal specialists, UX developers, digital designers, programmers and academics.
Product: A 4D simulation tool for modelling, planning and visualising rail track renewal and installation works.
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