What you can do with Openrouteservice, fully managed by Elestio.
The open-source route planner api with plenty of features and it is a highly customizable, performant routing service written in Java. It uses a forked and edited version of graphhopper 4.0 and provides global spatial services by consuming user-generated and collaboratively collected free geographic data directly from OpenStreetMap.
Openrouteservice’s directions can be used all around the globe. Consume rich route instructions in your applications for cars, trucks, different bike profiles, walking, hiking, or wheelchairs. Make use of plenty of options, ranging from different kinds of road restrictions to vehicle dimensions.
Reachability has become a crucial component for many organizations from different kinds of domains. To this end, you can use openrouteservice to obtain isochrones, which will help you determine which areas objects are able to reach in given times or distances.
Matrices allow you to compute many-to-many distances and the times of routes much faster than consuming the directions api over and over again. This application is frequently used by logistics organizations trying to figure out the most optimal route for deliveries.
Geocoding transforms a description of a location, such as a place name, street address, or postal code, into a normalized description of the location with a point geometry. Our geocoding service is built on top of the sophisticated Pelias Stack, which aggregates several data sources.
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