AutoCAD
Autodesk AutoCAD is the world’s leading 2D and 3D CAD software, trusted by millions of architects, engineers, and construction professionals. It provides precision tools to design, draft, and document complex projects across industries. The 2026 version introduces Autodesk AI, enabling automated drafting, smart block recognition, and real-time collaboration through Autodesk Docs. With customizable workspaces, AutoLISP automation, and access to over 1,000 apps, users can streamline every stage of their design workflow. AutoCAD also offers seven specialized industry toolsets that boost productivity by up to 63%, from architecture to electrical and mechanical design. Available on desktop, web, and mobile, AutoCAD empowers professionals to design anywhere with confidence and efficiency.
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MapRows
MapRows is a Google Sheets add-on for turning address and coordinate data into location information and map visuals. It can geocode addresses into latitude and longitude, separate address components, reverse-geocode coordinates, calculate straight-line distances, and add a map of points to a sheet. The Pro plan also supports driving, walking, and cycling distance and travel-time calculations. Results are written into new columns with a status for each row, and larger jobs can resume after daily usage limits reset. MapRows is intended for people and teams that organize location data in Google Sheets, including small businesses that need to review addresses, compare distances, or visualize sets of locations. A free tier provides 100 lookups per day, with Pro plans available monthly or annually.
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BatchGeo
BatchGeo is a web-based tool that allows users to quickly and easily create maps from location data. With BatchGeo, users can take a list of addresses or coordinates and turn them into a customized map that can be shared with others. The service is often used for business purposes, such as creating a map of customer locations or sales territories, but it can also be used for personal purposes, such as mapping out a road trip or vacation itinerary.
To use BatchGeo, users simply upload a spreadsheet of location data or copy and paste it into the tool. BatchGeo then geocodes the data, meaning it translates the addresses into latitude and longitude coordinates that can be plotted on a map. Users can customize the map by adding labels, markers, and other features, and can then share the map via a link or embed code. BatchGeo also offers features such as the ability to search for locations and calculate distances between points on the map.
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Solarius PV
Solarius PV takes into account solar shading caused by the presence of long-distance obstacles (mountains, hills, buildings, trees, etc) through a simple photographic survey and directly on the installation site's solar diagram. Solarius PV also allows you to check the effect of shading projected on PV modules by nearby obstacles (chimneys, walls, antennas, etc) on the system layout as the solar path varies over an annual, monthly, daily or hourly periods. Manage shadow projection between parallel rows automatically calculating the minimum module row spacing on any surface type (horizontal, vertical or tilted).
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