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EquidistantPro is a term used in computational geometry and computer-aided design to denote software tools and libraries that compute and enforce equidistance constraints within geometric data. The core purpose is to generate and maintain equal distances from reference objects, curves, or regions, enabling precise, uniform spacing across two or three dimensions.

Typical capabilities include generation of equidistant curves and offset surfaces, distance field computation, and constraint-based layout. Many implementations provide APIs for CAD, GIS, and robotics workflows, supporting multiple coordinate systems, units, and data formats. Performance optimizations, such as spatial indexing and parallel processing, help scale to large models.

EquidistantPro-like solutions find use in architectural lay-out, urban planning, manufacturing, and automated path planning. They support tasks such as sensor placement with uniform coverage, chamfer and fillet generation at constant distances, and printed circuit board spacing. Open-source and commercial variants reflect a range of trade-offs between precision, speed, and interoperability.

Development of equidistance methods draws on distance transforms, Voronoi diagrams, and the medial axis. While there is no single standard, the term EquidistantPro has appeared in documentation and tutorials as an illustrative name for platforms offering equidistance tooling. Users should consider numerical robustness and boundary handling when applying such tools.