Lightpath + ISAAC
ISAAC orchestrates and schedules; Lightpath brings content, mapping, and UI; telemetry flows to ISAAC; the Lightpath UI runs inside ISAAC's control panel.
Lightpath on the ISAAC ecosystem

Design Extraordinary Spaces. Operate Them Forever.
lightpath@digitalambiance.com
Lightpath is a web-based platform for designing and operating dynamic lighting and media experiences. Everything about it is built for permanence: installs that run for years and pass from the team that builds them to the people who run them every day.
Content management, real-time generative visuals, fleet-wide monitoring, and intuitive scheduling, all in one interface. Accessible from a browser, phone, or any internet-connected device.
Hosted on the on-site server, reachable securely from any browser. Nothing to host yourself.
The whole lifecycle
Traditional show software is built for the experts who design a system. Lightpath is built for everyone who has to live with it: the designer on day one, and the marketing team, facility manager, and owner on day two thousand. The full power of a custom-built installation, behind an interface a client can actually use.

Why Lightpath exists
Lightpath grew out of the custom installations Digital Ambiance builds: unique, one-off systems that still need to be supported and controlled years later. Every feature exists because a real install needed it, and every install DA ships runs on it. It unifies the complex work behind a custom install into a single system the customer can understand, without giving up any of the custom capability.
The everyday asks Lightpath was built to answer, no technical knowledge required:














User flows
Role-based access means every user sees only what they need and nothing more. You decide who gets what, from a developer with the full toolset to a client with a single button.
Real-time content
Content authoring can be a bottleneck for many teams: slow export loops, challenging remote updates, bespoke pipelines, content only one person can touch. Lightpath makes it live and approachable. Any content streams straight to the browser with parameters to tweak on the fly, so you see exactly how it will look as you build.
Author looks live, no export.
Interoperability
Lightpath is modular. It can be your whole stack (content, pixel mapping, UI, scheduling, playback logic, device control, and monitoring and telemetry) or handle just a few of those roles alongside the software you already run. It speaks the protocols you already use: OSC, HTTP REST, Art-Net, sACN, NDI, Spout, PJLink, Socket.IO.
One hub for the whole stack.
ISAAC orchestrates and schedules; Lightpath brings content, mapping, and UI; telemetry flows to ISAAC; the Lightpath UI runs inside ISAAC's control panel.
Lightpath on the ISAAC ecosystemLightpath discovers, bulk-configures, and monitors the controller fleet, with alerts and firmware management.
Advatek's integration guideUnreal generates real-time visuals; Pixera handles media-server playback and mapping; Lightpath is the control, scheduling, and monitoring layer.
Proactive monitoring
Most teams find out a system is down when someone walks past it, days later. Lightpath watches every device continuously and tells you first. Telemetry with defined thresholds, multi-condition alerts, and a grace period so it fires on real problems, not noise. The difference between fixing it quietly and hearing about it in the lobby.
Catch it before anyone notices.
Case study
The Lagunitas Experience is a permanent outdoor installation in Northern California: projection, architectural lighting, and 3D spatial audio, all real-time interactive, driven by live LiDAR and sensor data, all orchestrated by Lightpath. It demonstrates how Lightpath operates at scale, tying other best-in-class software together into one system that a team can run for years.
all 30+ devices watched with alerts, so problems get caught before anyone notices.
a live feed of the projections streams straight to the browser to check the real-world result.
an on-site iPad runs the interface for staff.
The Lagunitas Experience, a permanent outdoor installation in Northern California.
Lightpath is licensed per install: a small recurring line inside the cost of the build, not separate software to manage. The license is what keeps the space working after handoff, hosting on the on-site server, monitoring, updates, and the support SLA. You own the experience; we keep the platform behind it running.
You're buying an installation that keeps working, not software to operate. Lightpath is priced to sit quietly inside the project.
Show Control & Content OS
