Topcon’s new haul management software

Topcon Positioning is updating its DynaRoad mass haul management software. The new DynaRoad v5.4.1 package helps streamline workflows through additional features for planning, scheduling and project control. In addition to an updated interface and new map views, DynaRoad now offers greater interoperability to the MAGNET Office software suite. The firm says that this update allows users to complete projects faster and streamline information to maximise profit and reduce risk. The DynaRoad software provide
January 4, 2016 Read time: 1 min
342 Topcon Positioning is updating its 2601 DynaRoad mass haul management software. The new DynaRoad v5.4.1 package helps streamline workflows through additional features for planning, scheduling and project control.

In addition to an updated interface and new map views, DynaRoad now offers greater interoperability to the MAGNET Office software suite. The firm says that this update allows users to complete projects faster and streamline information to maximise profit and reduce risk. The DynaRoad software provides critical and time-sensitive information to all parties of a large grading project.

New features include one-way road lines, German translation, the ability to import multiple Excel files and extended zooming.  Additionally, DynaRoad now has expanded PDF capacity so that multiple PDF files can be uploaded and displayed for the entire project.
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